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Published: 2007-10-09 01:36:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 930; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 31
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A section of the Trans-Canada Highway in Lake Superior Provincial Park, slightly damp after an evening shower. This is the view from just north of Kenny Lake, roughly 97 km south of Wawa, ON.Location of photograph: [link]
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I like the way this road leads my eyes into the distance! 
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Hei, the road looks just as silvery as the clouds! The bright band and the slight decent draw me in, I'd love to coast down there on a bike. (But not to pedal up to get there in the first place ;]) Beautiful landscape!
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Thank you. Apparently people who bike across Canada find this area to be the toughest stretch, even more difficult than the Rockies. There's a few hundred miles of hills like this.
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Haha, well this highway is nothing but hills like this for about 600+ km. Apparently there are people who bike across the country and make it through here in just a few days.
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Beautiful shot, you really captured that feeling of being on the road and just being showered by breath-taking landscapes!!! AMAZING!!! 
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Thank you very much, and thanks for the 
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nice shot! But I think a higher aperture would give your shot a lot more depth.
For me it is missing here more depth!
Greetings!
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I'm not sure the aperture is really an issue with this shot. I've had no trouble getting everything in focus at wider angles at f/5.6, and the original shot looks fine at full size. I think perhaps the horizon may have gone a bit soft when I combined exposures in post-processing.
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I would love to be on that road right now ..instead of watching the clock move closer to work time!.. Beautiful
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Haha, I wouldn't like to be on that road right now. Parts of it got washed out during a storm last week, and now it's raining pretty good again.
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Ok.. maybe I'll wait till they fix it! lol
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Haha, and just after having posted that last comment, what do I read?: [link]
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Thank you, and thanks for the
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