In the tradition of Ansel Adams, Bruno Engler's photo of Banff from Mt. Norquay offers a view of an indomitable landscape, and the feeble attempts of man to make something of itself in nature's shadow. The slope's sharp angles contrast against the graying clouds, and as you look closer, you realize there's a whole town depicted, all dwarfed by the awesome power of stone, sky, and sun. Engler knew perspective is important, and not just in photography.