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Kayaks on Lavender Bay.
This is the start of the dusk kayak expedition.
Occurring daily on Sydney harbour.
On this occasion the expedition was delayed whilst the kayak trek commander decided to take photographs of a Cormorant with its wings outstretched. Bizarre.
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software.
This image has had AI noise reduction applied via Adobe Lightroom's new AI tool.
A Smooth 'Chestnut' filter from the Flickrh
Northsea Kayak with LED lightstrip on the peddles.
Special thanks to Dimitri Vandepoele for kayaking for us!
Youtube channel : www.youtube.com/user/Northseakayak
Kayak info:
www.phseakayaks.com/team_paddlers.php?paddler=Dimitri%20V...
Normally, I shoot these for all the purty colors. But, guess what. Black and white works too, sometimes.
Jack London Square in Oakland, California.
I love to head out on the lake with my kayak before the sun completely sets. It's often very quiet and still after the boaters have headed home to their cottages as nighttime approaches. I took this shot while enjoying the peacefulness of an
evening-kayak on the water.
When kayaking on Lake Moraine you need to be careful because tipping over in this water can be deadly. With the water at approximately 40 degree hypothermia can set in fast. They suggest kayaking close to the shore.
Kayaking in Deer Bay. #deerbay #deerbayhideaway #kayak #Ontario #kawarthalakes #nature #iphone #iphonephotography #color #colour #Fall #digitalphotography
Little Bass Lake
Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest
Woodruff, Oneida County, northern Wisconsin
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One evening at Algonquin PP the sunset was lighting up the island like a spotlight. Then this Person in a Kayak paddled into the frame and I just had to take the shot.
I was over by the Canoe Club on the Calgary reservoir when I came across a school of students. They were learning how to paddle and literally get into their Kayaks. Alone the Kayaks sat waiting for their occupants when I was able to get a few images after walking around them to get an otherwise better composed shot.
Honey, stop complaining. It's only 4,360 nautical miles to Santo Domingo. And don't forget, you were the one who really wanted to go there.
"Since uncertainty prevails, why can’t we come to terms with it? ... Uncertainty is freedom." — Roshi Joan Halifax