Canadian photographers climb glaciers at night. Is it really too difficult to travel?

Traveling is not difficult, but such beautiful scenery is no longer a problem. According to the British "Daily Mail" reported on April 20th, Paul, a 35-year-old professional photographer in Banff, Alberta, accompanied two climbers to climb Mount Graciet in AthabascaGlacier the evening. In addition to the magnificent images of wild glaciers, the three also encountered a rare Northern Lights. Colorful aurora illuminates the starry night sky, adding a surreal magic color to the glacier.

Three people deliberately chose a sunny day to complete the shooting. Under the strange aurora, the majestic glaciers sparkled. The unpredictable northern lights and towering glaciers form a wonderful contrast. Against the background of the night sky, they seem to be approaching around. Photographer Paul likes taking pictures at night very much. Earlier, in Jasper National Park, he described himself and Aurora as amazing natural landscapes. ?

Paul plans to photograph the dazzling starry sky on the glacier. The unexpected appearance of the Northern Lights excited him. Paul said that this group of photos will become one of the classic works in his photography career. Columbia ice sheet is the largest ice sheet on the earth except the North Pole, South Pole and Greenland. It is located at the southern end of Jasper National Park. The ice sheet spans the watershed of the North American continent, covering an area of 325 square kilometers, with an ice thickness of 100-380 meters and an annual snowfall of about 7 meters. The Colombian ice sheet is home to eight glaciers, the most famous of which is the athabasca Glacier. ?

Highway 93 runs vertically through Jasper and Banff National Park, also known as Icefield Park Road. This road is one of the ten undisputed main roads in the world, which is called "the most beautiful road in the world" by National Geographic magazine. Actually, it is not difficult to travel, but it must be difficult to see such beautiful scenery.