12 REMARKABLE CANADIAN
ROCKIES PHOTOGRAPHS

Photos by Paul Zizka

The Canadian Rockies are among the most photographed mountains in the world, and for good reason. But some photographers go the extra mile to capture them in new ways, whether it’s from up high, at night or by visiting rarely explored locations. Crowfoot Media’s Photo Editor, Paul Zizka, is a Banff-based photographer who has produced a vast collection of cutting-edge work from the Canadian Rockies. Here are some of his best. 

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Exploring the Drummond Glacier, Banff National Park. Photo by Paul Zizka Photography.

Icy dip in water on the Hargreaves Glacier, Mount Robson Provincial Park. Photo by Paul Zizka Photography.

Ice climbing under auroras at Athabasca Glacier, Jasper National Park. Photo by Paul Zizka Photography.

Milky Way over Mt. Rundle at Two Jack Lake, Banff National Park. Photo by Paul Zizka Photography.

The North Face of Mt. Assiniboine. Photo by Paul Zizka Photography.

Booming Ice Chasm, Crowsnest Pass. Photo by Paul Zizka Photography.

An unusual bicoloured aurora structure at Vermilion Lakes, Banff National Park. Photo by Paul Zizka Photography.

Mt. Biddle, Yoho National Park. Photo by Paul Zizka Photography.

Ice formations at Panther Falls, Banff National Park. Photo by Paul Zizka Photography.

Scarlett auroras in the Lake O’Hara region, Yoho National Park. Photo by Paul Zizka Photography.

Star trails over Mt. Edith, Banff National Park. Photo by Paul Zizka Photography.

Ice climbing at Johnston Canyon, Banff National Park. Photo by Paul Zizka Photography.

Paul Zizka is a professional mountain landscape and adventure photographer based in Banff, Alberta, and the Photo Editor at Crowfoot Media.