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Bow's Kingdom

Bow's Kingdom

To get this perspective I had to get in my waders and get into the water. There was no other way to get a composition that wasn't shot here on this locatio...
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To get this perspective I had to get in my waders and get into the water. There was no other way to get a composition that wasn't shot here on this location in Banff national park.
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