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I have been wanting to go to this spot for a long time. I always thought it would be a good place to photograph the sun rising on Lake Ontario. With it still dark at 7 A.M. I drove for 15 minutes to get there. The temperature on this morning was only 1 degree celsius. I was warm except for my hands. When I arrived the sun was still below horizon. There were a few joggers and people walking their dogs. As it turned out it was a good day for photographing the sun comming up. I'm linking to Behind The Camera.
It was worth the cold hands to get this shot!
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A six sided star! Very nice. Well worth getting up in the cold for.
ReplyDeleteI removed the extra thumbnail - it happens, no worries :)
Thanks for sharing today.
I have been on this trail before. You are a brave man to get up so early! Love the sun peeking out. Great shot. :)
ReplyDeletethis is a beauitful shot!!
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Hello
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo.
Nature provides us with beautiful moments!
Regards,
André Tavares.