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2012 Jock River Canoe and Kayak Race, Richmond, Ontario
March 31, 2012 – I visited the Jock River Race official site (http://www.jockriverrace.ca/) again today. I knew that they have decided that the lack of snow cover and no ensuing rainfall to speak of had forced them to move the … Continue reading
Posted in Home and About, Jock River, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged 2012 Jock River Canoe and Kayak Race, annual event, boats, canoes, digital image, image, images, Jock River, Jock River Race Richmond Ontario, megapixeltravel, Megapixeltravel.com, nice day, photo, photograph, photographs, pictures, Richmond Ontario, Richmond race, river levels, riverbank, rocks, Ron Hay, RVCA, shoreline, Springtime runoff, Upper Jock River Canoe/Kayak Race, wide angle
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International Fireworks Competition at Lac Leamy
Since returning from Italy three weeks ago, I have had my camera out of its bag only twice. When I saw Wagboy’s fireworks photos in a Flickr posting, I decided my shutter finger needed some exercise and off I went … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Gatineau/Hull/Aylmer, Home and About, Quebec
Tagged Boats on the river, byward market, casino de hull, Casino de Lac Leamy, fireworks display, Flickr, Full moon, gatineau quebec, gatineau river, Harley Davidson, international fireworks competition, italian trip, lac leamy, Motorcycle, NCC, nice photos, night photography, ottawa ontario, Quebec, reflections on the river, uploads, wide angle
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Lyonsdale Hydroelectric Facility on the Moose River
I arrived at the parking lot and looked upstream on the Moose River and thought that the scenic value was wonderful but I could hear the loud noise of a substantial falls nearby and wasn’t disappointed.
Posted in Adirondacks, New York State, USA
Tagged d300, Falls, fish-eye lens, flowing water, hydroelectric facility, hydroelectric plant, loud noise, Lyonsdale Hydroelectric Facility, Lyonsdale NY, moose river, Nikon, one lane bridge, parking lot, photo, spectacular waterfall, water power, wide angle
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The Supermoon arrived on time :-).
Standing by the side of the road waiting for the supermoon to rise. Graeme and I discussed where the moon would rise and decided that we might have a nice clear shot from the hill by the campground looking out … Continue reading
Posted in Astrophotography, Home and About
Tagged big moon, bright moon, cameras, different perspective, Full moon, horizon, illusion, image, Kanata, lune, Moon, night photography, night shots, Ontario, orange glow, Ottawa, perspective, skyline, super-lune, supermoon, telephoto lens, traffic, wide angle
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Kanata, Ontario – The last fly pass of the “Discovery”
Graeme arrived after work and suggested that, since the night sky was clear, we should try to get a shot of the last pass by of the space shuttle “Discovery”.