W/NW: Lake Ontario

Not fair, you're on the pretty side!

Lived near the south shore for years and never took advantage of it for much more than picking up rocks.

B2 (;->
 
BillBingham2 said:
Not fair, you're on the pretty side!

Lived near the south shore for years and never took advantage of it for much more than picking up rocks.

B2 (;->
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The south side sunsets must be great because you have a clear horizon to the north west.
 
Hsg said:
The south side sunsets must be great because you have a clear horizon to the north west.
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One would think that, but growing up in Rochester, home of 18% gray sky, not so much.

My wife yells at me for taking pictures of clouds, but the ones here in Iowa are just so different and beautiful.

It was a hard place to alpha test Ektachromes as it was naturally overcast blue. Never understood how they could tell if they got it right.

B2 (;->
 
BillBingham2 said:
One would think that, but growing up in Rochester, home of 18% gray sky, not so much.

My wife yells at me for taking pictures of clouds, but the ones here in Iowa are just so different and beautiful.

It was a hard place to alpha test Ektachromes as it was naturally overcast blue. Never understood how they could tell if they got it right.

B2 (;->
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Landscape photography is basically cloud photography, for example the most famous landscape shot of all time, Moonrise, Hernandez. There are very few great landscape shots without clouds.

I have never used film for landscape photography.
 
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Cherry Beach, Toronto.
 
Bill - now you have motivated me to take good pictures of the lake around ROC. :D Heading down the Parkway west, or along the roads east, there are some good locations as well as in Charlotte, Durand-Eastman, Seabreeze and Summerville. Occasionally we see some decent sunset (and sunrise) shots published in what generously called a newspaper here.
 
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