Andrew McLachlan
12-21-2016, 09:42 PM
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Last September I traveled along the north shore of Lake Superior with my main goal of hiking to the "Top of the Giant" in Ontario's Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. Here is the view from the "Top of the Giant" over looking Lake Superior. The trail to the top is the toughest trail I have ever hiked. I was able to ride my bike in the first 6 kilometers, but the remaining 5 kilometers was on foot which included roughly 1 kilometer of near vertical ascent. From the vantage point in this image I am standing 950 meters above Lake Superior. I had a mix of sun and cloud while at the top so I was able to capture several various compositions of these immense cliffs. I also enjoyed viewing several juvenile Bald Eagles as they soared above the trees below the cliffs.
Nikon D800
Nikon 18-35mm lens @ 28mm
ISO 100
f16 @ 1/13 sec
Nikon Neutral Polarizing Filter
Looking forward to comments and suggestions
Last September I traveled along the north shore of Lake Superior with my main goal of hiking to the "Top of the Giant" in Ontario's Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. Here is the view from the "Top of the Giant" over looking Lake Superior. The trail to the top is the toughest trail I have ever hiked. I was able to ride my bike in the first 6 kilometers, but the remaining 5 kilometers was on foot which included roughly 1 kilometer of near vertical ascent. From the vantage point in this image I am standing 950 meters above Lake Superior. I had a mix of sun and cloud while at the top so I was able to capture several various compositions of these immense cliffs. I also enjoyed viewing several juvenile Bald Eagles as they soared above the trees below the cliffs.
Nikon D800
Nikon 18-35mm lens @ 28mm
ISO 100
f16 @ 1/13 sec
Nikon Neutral Polarizing Filter
Looking forward to comments and suggestions