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Photo of the Day - June 2009
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This aint no Windermere!
A photo from a hike in the back country in Haflway Lake Provincial Park about 120 km North of Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.
About 7 or 8 years ago, this area was devastated during what the weather boffins call a "weather event", the rest of us call a freakin' big wind storm.
Millions of trees were twisted and shattered. The growth around this pond looks "new' in that its all leafy stuff and not the pines and spruce... that will come in the next 100 years.
I'll try to post some of the better shots over the next few days.
Post processing with Aperture. I used a circular polarizer with this shot.
BJ
A photo from a hike in the back country in Haflway Lake Provincial Park about 120 km North of Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.
About 7 or 8 years ago, this area was devastated during what the weather boffins call a "weather event", the rest of us call a freakin' big wind storm.
Millions of trees were twisted and shattered. The growth around this pond looks "new' in that its all leafy stuff and not the pines and spruce... that will come in the next 100 years.
I'll try to post some of the better shots over the next few days.
Post processing with Aperture. I used a circular polarizer with this shot.
BJ
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nuwomb: " On the way to Banff ..."
I understand they are still skiing up there ... Lake Louise? Sunnyside?
I understand they are still skiing up there ... Lake Louise? Sunnyside?
nuwomb: " On the way to Banff ..."
I understand they are still skiing up there ... Lake Louise? Sunnyside?
Fresh snow too.
Last one of my nephew playing superhero.
If the "geologic event" at Mt. St. Helens is anything to measure by, it'll be a lot quicker than 100 years to get the conifers back in and growing well.
Grodziller
I'm enjoying these shots... I remember those creatures... ahhh, that is the toys, not the dinosaurs!
Thanks for posting.
BJ
I'm enjoying these shots... I remember those creatures... ahhh, that is the toys, not the dinosaurs!
Thanks for posting.
BJ
Sunrise over Port Douglas, Queensland, Australia.
One of many many shots that morning.
Nikon D90
70-200mm f2.8 vr
One of many many shots that morning.
Nikon D90
70-200mm f2.8 vr
Fresh snow too.
Last one of my nephew playing superhero.
I love this. Great work and one he'll love in so many years to come!
From the top of a mountain in Banff,Alberta
Hope you like it.
Just fantastic - both the subject matter, your capture/composition of it, and your post-processing (my only quibble might be that if it were me, I'd put in a bit more contrast).
I do like it. It's beautiful country, and you did it justice. This would go well really big on a wall... I like the slightly restrained colors... so often (including my own work) it's easy to oversaturate them. I wish I was there in the mountains see this in person.From the top of a mountain in Banff,Alberta
Hope you like it.