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Giant Morning Sky

Giant Morning Sky

I initially came down to Marie Louise Lake to get some loon pictures, but they didn't come close enough to shore to get good shots of them. However, as I w...
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I initially came down to Marie Louise Lake to get some loon pictures, but they didn't come close enough to shore to get good shots of them. However, as I was standing there the whole sky went an erie pink colour, then I could see storm clouds in the distance with the long rumbles of distant thunder echoing across Thunder Bay. Just before the storm came overhead, a rainbow formed. In this shot I actually just missed an inclusion of spider lightning
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Canon EOS 6D

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Aperture f/11 ISO 500 Shutter 1/15 Focal Length 35/1

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Nov, 2017

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