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Bay of Quinte Sunrise
Tyendinaga, Mohawk Nation - EvilGentleman - Saturday, May 6th, 2006 : goo
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My best friend Mike and I decided to go fishing in Tyendinaga one night last month. Or rather, Mike decided to go fishing, and I went along as the driver, since we had not had a road trip in ages. He fished all night while I slept in the car, and in the morning, we were treated to an awesome sunrise over the Bay of Quinte, which is an arm of Lake Ontario.
These first two shots are of the area where Mike was fishing. Yes, they are actually different photos.
Another shot from the fishing area.
I love the texture of old barns, I just can't get enough of them.
Old abandoned farmhouses, too
The last shot taken in Tyendinaga, this from the bridge that crosses the Bay of Quinte from Tyendinaga to Picton, Ontario.
About a half mile south of the bridge in Picton, I found this old fence that I had to take a shot of.
What I like about this set is that not a single one of these photos were cropped, and only the barn and farmhouse needed a slight lighting adjustment.
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jeeff: i especially like the 2nd last.
EvilGentleman: 7th May 2006 - 07:42 GMT
Thank you, jeeff. And to think I almost did not include that one...
joey: did you know; http://www.quintesunriserotary.com/
EvilGentleman: 7th May 2006 - 19:34 GMT
Thanks, all. Your kind words are very welcome. And joey, I was not aware of the Quinte Sunrise Rotary Club before, but with sunrises as beautiful as they get around there, it does not surprise me that someone named something after it. Thanks for the info.
Elicar, jeeff, hool, torontofreelance, Tamara, all the other TO citynoisers - it's less than two hours East of Toronto, too. You guys should go check it out.
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