Reflections of the northern lights over Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada. Funny story: There was a strange wailing/barking sound directed at me while I was there. It was pitch black and I thought it might be someone's dog and hoped I wouldn't get attacked. I could tell it was on the beach with me. Then it did it again and it was so strange I thought "that can't be a dog, what the heck is it?" I could see a pair of eyes in the flashlight beam but that was it. After the next wailing noise I checked again and found that it was a red tailed fox! It went about its business and was probably just used to having the beach to himself.
An infrared shot taken while hiking along the lower falls trail of Rushing River park, Ontario.
I'd been to the East side of Lake Winnipeg about five times trying to get the shot I envisioned of a backlit wave. One time the tide was out, one time the wind was the wrong direction, one time the sky was cloudy, etc. I did a lot with a fast shutter speed that froze the wave in the air, but I also like this one with a slightly longer shutter speed that let the water blur a bit.
