Lake Huron - "Lake Huron rolls..."
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This large group of Common Mergansers was churning up the water as they sped past on Georgian Bay. Seen in Killbear Provincial Park, Ontario.
(Mergus merganser)
....another name for The Blue Hour....right after sunset when blue light is scattered into the atmosphere, about 40 minutes in length of time....but you probably know this:)
A long exposure with fishing boat lights in the distance...magical time in shooting this....Lake Superior.
Thank you for stopping by, enjoy the weekend!...Pat...xo..
The days are already noticeably shorter but on warm evenings like this one, it's nice to linger outside a little longer and enjoy the breeze before nightfall is complete.
On our way up the North Shore we stopped at the Split Rock Lighthouse viewpoint for a quick look and photo. We have visited the light on previous trips so we passed on it this time.
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Went to the beach tonight to get the setting moon, but the large black clouds rolling in cut the night a bit short. The waves were huge crashing over the pylons but with the 5 minute exposure @ f5 100 ISO the waves smoothed out. The red lights from the far shore are the wind turbines flashing. The white strip along the shoreline would be the waves cresting and reflecting the moons light.
Bob and I spent the evening curled up in a blanket to keep the cool wind at bay. ;-}
i woke up at 0330am this morning, left the house at 0415am and reached Oak Street by 0525am and parked in front of Drake Hotel....had enough time to scout around Oak Street beach for the spot to capture that moment when the skies would explode in full color as soon as the sun starts to peek out....me and another fella at this point just started shooting away...i even had shots with a couple of early morning swimmers splashing thru my frame, will post those later....pls. View On Black
A few of the historic tall ships docked along the breakwall. From left to right is the Nao Trinidad, US Brig Niagara, and the Pride of Baltimore II.
Following the trail up the back of the dune, we reached the first point where we could get a clear view of the stream and lake.
Indiana Dunes National Park
In Explore, January 20, 2021
An icy & broken chain link fence is used as a barrier to keep people from wandering into unsafe conditions. This icy fence was pretty buried in the sand which is allowing ice to form as waves crashed into it.
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