This Banff photographer captures stunning wild ice skating moments in the Rockies
CBC News | Posted: March 12, 2021 12:49 AM | Last Updated: March 12, 2021
Paul Zizka says the scenes he's caught are in the finest 'settings on Earth'
Media | The call of the wild (skating) is real for Paul Zizka
Caption: While this season may be over, find out why wild skating is a passion for this Banff photographer.
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Skating in the wild has been around for ages, but it seems to have exploded in popularity in Alberta lately, not only because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but because of social media.
Paul Zizka is a Banff photographer who has been capturing some of these breathtaking moments.
He describes it as more than just a recreational pastime.
"For me, it's an adventure that gets you out there looking for the best possible ice, but also combining that with some of the finest settings on Earth," Zizka told CBC.
Here are some stunning photos he's taken on frozen lakes:
Image | Glacier
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Image | Two jack lake
Caption: (Paul Zizka)
Image | Wild ice
Caption: (Paul Zizka)
Image | Hockey wild skating
Caption: (Paul Zizka)
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