The East Kootenay is one of the most beautiful places on Earth.
Don’t believe us? Take a quick tour courtesy of Cranbrook-based Through My Eyes Photography.
Fall colours begin to emerge at Wycliffe Regional Park, north of Cranbrook.
A view of the Purcells and Columbia Valley, at Windermere.
A rainbow over the Columbia River Wetlands near Invermere.
Wasa Lake
The Wasa Columbarium.
Tie Lake, near Jaffray.
A dusty logging road south of Cranbrook.
St. Mary’s Church at St. Eugene Mission near Cranbrook.
St. Mary Lake west of Kimberley.
Rosen Lake, near Jaffray.
The bighorn statue and gardens at Radium Hot Springs’ tourist info centre.
A view looking east from Pighen Road, north of Cranbrook.
A view of the Kootenay River, off Picture Valley Road, east of Cranbrook.
A flooding cabin at Parson, north of Spillimacheen.
Olive Lake, Kootenay National Park.
A rickety fence barely keeps the Columbia River Wetlands at bay, north of Invermere.
Summer begins at Norbury Lake, east of Fort Steele.
Summer begins at Newgate, south west of Jaffray.
Fishing on Moyie Lake, west of Cranbrook.
Lake Koocanusa
The Kootenay River at the confluence of the White River.
Shooting nature’s invasion in Cominco Gardens, Kimberley.
Fort Steele and the famous Fisher Peak
Fernie’s famed ‘Ghostrider.’
Elko and the Elk River.
A view from Eagle Ranch Golf Course’s clubhouse, looking over the course toward Lake Windermere.
The last day of summer, 2010, Cranbrook
A tempestuous summer evening in Cranbrook
Baker Park, Cranbrook
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