From the April 13,1953 cover story — THE FACE OF THE LAND: Its ever-changing features are molded by warring forces that thrust up mountains and ceaselessly wear them absent. This image ran in the photo essay with the following caption: “A glaciated landscape in the Canadian Rockies bears many of the scars impressed by moving ice in ages past. All the mountains absorb been hewn by ice and frost into sharp and craggy configurations. In the center of the picture are two small step lakes or tarns, scooped out and filled with melt water by a vanished glacier. Lake Louise, or at left,is a finger lake, also a typical vestige of glaciation. The crumbled rock in the foreground has been shattered by frost action. (Andreas Feininger—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #NationalPark #Banff #Canada
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