Mountain Tales
Carole HarmonStories and photographs from a century of Canadian Rockies photography by the Harmon family of Banff, Canada.
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Soapy Smith and the Horses
Byron Harmon, 1924: Soapy Smith with Packhorses on Columbia Icefield
Outfitter Soapy Smith was the much photographed focal point of Byron Harmon’s 1924 Columbia Icefield expedition. He and his wife Eva established Rafter 6 Ranch near Seebe...
High Jinx at Lake O'Hara
Climbing Mt. Huber, 1909, Byron Harmon
On the east side of Mt. Victoria and Mt. Lefroy lies Lake Louise—the most famous tourist spot in the Canadian Rockies. On the west side lies Lake O’Hara, an insider destination sequestered in an alpin...
Portrait | Landscape
Portrait of Soapy Smith leading the pack train through Ram River Valley, Canadian Rockies, October 1924, B. Harmon photo
I published a shorter form of this post on the Mountain Tales blog on my website, Harmon Mountain Studios. It has diff...
Great Days in the Rockies, the FILM
Great Days in the Rockies—I hadn’t seen this film for over forty years when the work I am doing with Dale Gervais of Canadianfilm.ca rousted it from its sleep in the NFB Archives. Happily the NFB have made it newly available on their websit...
A Treasure Hunt for Missing Films
Recently I have been working with Dale Gervais, a retired archivist with Library and Archives Canada, creator of the wonderful website, Canadianfilm.ca. We are trying to find copies of Byron Harmon films we know about through historical rec...
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Flowers and bears, photographs and poems, past and now… from a Canadian photographer and writer who explores nature, ecology and history.
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