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I still love this photo after almost three years. A scene that can never be repeated with the intensity of the ice coverage, as well the photo paper backdrop appearance. Very surreal. Thanks for the acknowledgement. Pretty cool how so many followed up with their own entries, making it a theme thread. I wasnt expecting that.We drove up the coast of Lake Huron today, stopping at points of interest such as the historic lighthouse area of Point Clarke. We braved biting and bitter cold, and slick ice embankments to capture a sense of the elements.
After taking closeup details shots of ice covered objects bravng the winter elements, I headed back to warmth of the car to move on to our next destination. I turned to my right and recognized this lonely ice embraced bench sitting alone against a dramatic grey backdrop.
BTW, I’ve always wondered if I could change dials and handle my little Olympus EM 10 with heavy gloves —— and I am pleased to say I was adjusting aperture and exposure compensation settings and firing shutter without any issue,
It is too short, in this pandemic it should be twice as long so you can keep the distance.This bench shouldn't really be lonely.
Now I didn't see or know there where other benches around! Does that really make it a lonely bench?If you want to be really pandemic pedantic Bo, you could always sit on one of the other benches and chat to the person on this one.![]()
I agree it shouldn't be lonely, so the next time you see someone sitting on that bench it will be me, in disguise!This bench shouldn't really be lonely.
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