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EDMONTON A Banff photographer s photos are gaining popularity online after he posted photos of wild skating in the Rockies. Paul Zizka has been living in Banff for the past 12 years – he s originally from Quebec – and used to spend his summers working in the national park. Like many I just made the trip when I was a teenager and the place just stayed with me, said Zizka. By the time I was done school it was just obvious to me that I wanted to be in the mountains full time. After moving to Banff Zizka started doing photography full time, and says it took him a while to find the style he was most passionate about.
Well, as these 12 mesmerising images show, the partygoers are missing out.
They were taken by amateur photographer James Cliburn, from Vancouver, who has spent the past five years exploring his country s wild terrain, camera in hand.
And he s done a jaw-dropping job of capturing the epic majesty of the scenery on his doorstep, from the towering Valley of the Ten Peaks in Banff National Park to otherworldly glaciers and waterfalls.
The 38-year-old, who is also co-founder of online travel publication Stade Magazine, tells MailOnline Travel: Canada has a vast array of beautiful landscapes. I really enjoy visiting the Canadian Rockies, so the national parks of Banff, Jasper and Yoho would be my pick of the most picturesque landscapes.
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