13 Instagrammeurs qui dévoilent la beauté des paysages de l'Alberta (PHOTOS)

[It's the perpetual state of unrest. Explore more.] @naomigal #explorealberta #explorecanada #wildernessculture #greatnorthcollective

A photo posted by CHASE TERON (@chaseteron) on Feb 28, 2015 at 11:25am PST

Mountains, mountains, mountains 🙌 | Approaching 2,000 #freshairandfreedom tags already - thanks to everyone who has been supporting the tag and stoked to be continuing to feature some of your guys' amazing photos on Fridays. What does fresh air do for your soul!? Share with me 🙏 #explorealberta #neverstopexploring

A photo posted by "B" 24 | AB Rockies | 🍁 (@brookewillson) on Feb 19, 2015 at 2:40pm PST

Morants curve + 1 scumbag tree that can't stand up straight

A photo posted by Chloe A. Hibbert (@clo.photo) on Feb 23, 2015 at 5:14pm PST

With the amount of warm wether we are having, we might as well call this month juneuary.

A photo posted by ananya ray (@ananya.ray) on Feb 17, 2015 at 8:55pm PST

Another lovely weekend in the mountains. #KananaskisCountry #ExploreAlberta

A photo posted by Thirteenth Avenue Photography (@thirteenthavenuephotography) on Sep 28, 2014 at 8:03pm PDT

#tbt to when I photographed the wildfire on the Icefields Parkway last summer. Not only did I have my photos published by various media outlets around the world, but I had two of my photos published on the National Geographic website! Those photos were life changing for me. I used to be extremely shy (I still am somewhat lol) and kept most of my photography to myself, but after Michelle at the @huffingtonpost published my photos, I had enough courage to post them elsewhere which ultimately led to me being contacted by a Nat Geo editor actually requesting me to submit my photos to an assignment that Nat Geo wildfire photographer, Mark Thiessen, had created. What really excites me is that there is a possibility that one of the photos may one day be published in the magazine, 😊 fingers crossed!! I am really eager to get out there next summer and try my hand at this type of photography again.

A photo posted by Amanda Richter (Nand) (@_miss.mandy_) on Feb 26, 2015 at 8:07am PST

Gorgeous prairie Aurora near Calgary #aurora #alberta #auroramax #aurorachaser #auroraborealis #allthingsalberta #beauty #beautiful #canadarocks #canadianstravelling #coronalmassejection #christyturnerimagery #d300 #earthporn #earthrules #Iloveearth #lights #natureporn #nature #northernlights #northernlightslover #yycphotographers

A photo posted by Christy Turner (@aurorachaseryyc) on Jan 15, 2015 at 9:19pm PST

-Peacefull- Peyto Lake in July 2014 #peytolake #Rockymountains #banffnationalpark #jaspernationalpark #nature

A photo posted by Mfariaz (@mfariaz) on Jan 13, 2015 at 9:04pm PST

Upper Johnston Falls.

A photo posted by Nigel Midwinter (@midwinterphoto) on Feb 24, 2015 at 7:38am PST

I can't think of a better life decision.. // #explorecanada #explorealberta

A photo posted by Brendan Leong (@brenleo) on Feb 27, 2015 at 6:36pm PST

What fascinates me about the stars, is how you can look up for endless hours and still find new ones, so many different colours and shapes. Photographing them is always fun, a 30 second exposure on a wide angle at a low aperture and high ISO will capture the magic! #WildMe #WildernessCulture #ExploreAlberta

A photo posted by Callum Snape (@calsnape) on Jan 22, 2015 at 8:31am PST

Foggy trees at Hector Lake in Banff National Park. #canadiancreatives #mountaincultureelevated #mybanff #explorealberta #huffpostgram #canadianrockies #exklusive_shot #fantastic_earth #artsyheaven

A photo posted by Paul Zizka (@paulzizkaphoto) on Mar 16, 2015 at 12:54pm PDT

@byrnephotography inspired me to take this long exposure with my Big Stopper. And by inspired, I mean I stood beside him and copied his composition and camera settings. Thanks buddy! 😂😂 and check out @byrnephotography if you don't already follow him.

A photo posted by Jeff Bartlett (@photojbartlett) on Mar 11, 2015 at 9:02am PDT