Both are along the Georgian Bay shoreline near Lion's Head (on the Bruce Peninsula).
I'll post a bunch more photos once caught up on my sleep!
1DSmIII; 17-40; Singh-Ray Gold'n'blue polarizer & 2 stop soft-edge ND grad:
1DSmIII; 70-200/2.8; Singh-Ray LB warming polarizer:
Stunning images. The colors in the first one are so deep they just pop against all that white snow. However, it's the visual image of that ice in the second one that makes me want to walk right inside and see all the rest.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work all around!
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