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Hanging out together in front of the blue and green lake...
Handheld, D600 (borrowed), 80-400mm, 400mm, 1/320, ISO 180...
No crop...
Yes, it was pretty damn cold out on the lakefront. Definitely below 0 degrees (F) windchill. But, it really got cold when I turned into the wind to walk home.
Cycling is a common activity that occurs along the lakefront trail in Chicago. Visitors can rent bicycles if they do not bring their own.
This is a composite of two (somewhat unrelated) pictures. The Photomerge function of Photoshop® CS3 is just incredible. Somehow, it managed to find areas in the two photographs to join and joined them seamlessly.
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Came across these two lookouts whilst on a bike ride and out testing our my new IR camera. A fuji X-M1 converted to 830nm IR. Both locales very peaceful and tranquil.
Early spring sunset at Pewaukee Lake in Pewaukee Wisconsin.
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Back in the good old days when the bicycles were in the center lanes and the walkers/skaters were in the outer lanes.
www.mackenzie.govt.nz/Site/tekapo_Lakefront/
On our journey home May 3, 2016 at Lake Tekapo in the South Island of New Zealand where we stopped for lunch.
Lake Tekapo is the second-largest of three roughly parallel lakes running north–south along the northern edge of the Mackenzie Basin in the South Island of New Zealand (the others are Lake Pukaki and Lake Ohau). It covers an area of 83 square kilometres (32 sq mi), and is at an altitude of 700 metres (2,300 ft) above sea level.
The lake's original outflow was at its southern end, into the Tekapo River. In 1938 construction commenced on a power station, originally due to be finished in 1943 but halted in 1942 by the world war. At the same time, control gates were constructed to regulate outflows to the Waitaki Dam downstream. Work restarted in 1944, and the power station now known as "Tekapo A" came online in 1951.
For More Info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Tekapo