Making a Photo - Mount Rundle (Banff, Canada)

In this series, I'm taking you behind the scenes as I head out on a landscape photography shoot. From the planning, to the shoot, too the editing, I'll show you my entire process from end to end.
Mt. Rundle is one of the most iconic photography subjects in the Canadian Rockies. Just outside of the town of Banff, Vermillion Lakes offers the perfect view of this stunning mountain. If you're willing to share some space with your fellow photographers, it's the perfect spot to get that icon shot in the Canadian Rockies.
See the final photo on my Instagram mattscobel
Location: Mt Rundle, Banff National Park, Canada
Equipment: Sony A7RII, Sony RX 100, iPhone 7+, Joby Gorillapod, Capture One Pro 11, Neewer® 11"/28cm Adjustable Friction Power Articulating Magic Arm

[@RalphGoldsmith]

Great video, looks like a superb location and the light was excellent

[@jamessouter128]

Great video. Looking forward to the rest of the series. That's capture one yeah? I got it last week, moving from lightroom. Haven't used it just yet

[@scobelverse]

James Souter thanks James! Yes it is. I moved over a few months ago and love it. If you have any questions at all drop me a line. I’m pretty comfortable with it now

[@johnmacneill-thedroneguy955]

Looks like your using LandscapePro for your final cut. Looks good

[@scobelverse]

John MacNeill hey! Not sure what that is, so I don’t think I’m using it!

[@johnmacneill-thedroneguy955]

The last part of your video when you are showing what looked loke selecting the sky looked like a feature used in landscapepro.

[@scobelverse]

John MacNeill oh cool, no that’s Capture One Pro