Rural landscapes: the road to Greenbank

SUMMER MORNING ALONG HIGHWAY 12, SCUGOG TOWNSHIP, ONTARIO

I was photographing a charming dirt road at the top of a hill when I looked south towards the village of Greenbank. I saw the wonderful shadows cast across Hwy. 12 and the strong colours created by the morning light and the line of trees. A long telephoto lens isolated this small section of landscape, omitting the distracting off-white sky.
Nikon D90, tripod, polarizing filter.

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One thought on “Rural landscapes: the road to Greenbank”

Jet Eliot on June 8, 2018 at 10:23 am said:

Really wonderful photo, Frank. I love the shade of the trees decorating the country road, and the plow patterns of the fields.

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