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Winter Wonderland

Since the first semester is over I was able to return home and have been able to take pictures again which I have enjoyed very much. The first picture is from Orleans which is a suburb near Ottawa. I was visiting my girlfriend and her family when I was there and we went out for a walk and stumbled upon this stream which was framed perfectly by the trees. The rest of the pictures are all from Stratford and more specifically the lake in Stratford. The first picture from Stratford is just showing the path around the lake and the snowy landscape and semi-frozen lake. The next picture is the path that goes around the lake and it is meant to show just how many trees there are around the lake. The picture after that is displaying how the snow was covering the trees and in the picture, you can see the house and the reflection of it all on the water. The next picture I just thought looked cool as it is displaying the curve of the island in the middle of the lake and the snow in the trees. The last picture is my favourite. It is my favourite because of all the shadows and the colours on display. The sun had just peeked out from behind the cloud and was lighting up a nice part of the lake while the rest remained in shadow. The snow was clinging to the trees while the semi-frozen lake was covered in snow, it looked like a winter wonderland. 







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  1. Anonymous24 December 2017 at 16:20

    The last picture is truly amazing!! I love your photography!!

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