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like how the different elements came together in this (empty freigher, windsurfer, fisherman, gulls and the Toronto Skyline)
This is a discussion on On a not so clear day you can see the CN Tower within the People photography (portraits, sports etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; like how the different elements came together in this (empty freigher, windsurfer, fisherman, gulls and the Toronto Skyline)...
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On a not so clear day you can see the CN Tower
like how the different elements came together in this (empty freigher, windsurfer, fisherman, gulls and the Toronto Skyline)
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I like it for the same reasons you do. great colours too
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Nice shot, I should know where this is taken from but can't seem to get it, and I know that I know where it is, lol, see what happens when you get senile .....
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My guess is Hamilton/Stoney Creek along the bike path.Originally Posted by AcadieLibre
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What sort of fish would he catch there? And is that natural haze? Or smog?
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MA- right now the salmon and some brown trout are coming up to the spawning beds at Port Dalhousie, later in the colder weather the Steelhead will arrive and winter here till the spring ( last year they pen raised a few thousand salmon smolts to imprint the location on them to encourage natural reproduction). Rest of the year you can catch bass, pickerel, pike and on the rare chance a muskie.
And for AL and Greg R trying to guess the local - it is the east pier of Port Dalhousie in St. Catherines, Ontario
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It's amazing how far you can see the CN tower from. I was fooled. I guessed the same as Greg "Hamilton/Stoney Creek along the bike path" and was obviously wrong.
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