The Cavel Glacier sits below the vertical cliffs of Mt. Edith Cavel, in Jasper National Park, Alberta. The glacier has a series of concave fractures so massive it looks like a huge boot heel has stomped on the end of the glacier. It's not a big glacier by glacier standards but it is still impressive to see the huge chunks of ice that break off and drift across the lake to end up stranded on the opposite shore. There is a bit of dirt in the ice flow. You can see it as black specks. I tried to use some simple photo software to cover up the dirt a little but the final image seemed to have lost its overall clarity. So for now, the dirt stays. As always there is no colour manipulation. It's just a shot through a telephoto lens.