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Northern Ontario 2

Northern Ontario 2

Going back to my roots in Northern Ontario I was shocked to see the beautiful landscapes I had taken for granted. The big pine trees, the lonely cedars and the ...
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Going back to my roots in Northern Ontario I was shocked to see the beautiful landscapes I had taken for granted. The big pine trees, the lonely cedars and the wispy birch trees that stood solidly welcoming my return as I drove down my beloved dirt road. On this particular hike I found the sky to be particularly dramatic, with conifer looking cutouts, and the cold air in my nose I snapped the shutter. To me this tells the story of home, and the north.
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Canon EOS REBEL T5i

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 200 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 57/1

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Jan, 2017

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