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It's not lightning crashing....

It's not lightning crashing....

an early Autumn storm in Erieau Ontario, Canada brought rain, wind, and turned Lake Erie into a surfers haven. And there were surfers farther down the shore. Wi...
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an early Autumn storm in Erieau Ontario, Canada brought rain, wind, and turned Lake Erie into a surfers haven. And there were surfers farther down the shore. With waves smashing against the rocky shore, I had to move fairly quickly and time things right to move before I got soaked. But, I got soaked anyway. Loads of fun.
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Aperture f/22 ISO 100 Shutter 1/4 Focal Length 18/1

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Erieau, Ontario, CA

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Oct, 2018

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