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Bolton Lake
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Sunrise. This windsock was only a few yards from
our cabin. Just for reference, most images were recorded with an Olympus C2000Z digital camera. The balance were taken with a Kodak DC265. |
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Every morning started with coffee, brought to our cabin at 6:30. | ||
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Early morning, looking East, past our cabin, across the bay. | ||
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Another one of the Bolton planes. Trevor is in the pilot's seat for this take off. | ||
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This is what it looks like - any direction, as far as you can see. | ||
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Morning skies frequently held spectacular views for those who took the time to look. | ||
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Weather changing. | ||
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These images are just three of about 50 taken with a Kodak DC265. The exposures were 16 seconds long. | ||
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To the naked eye, the aurora looked white on the black sky. But the sensitive circuitry of the camera accumulated more information over time than a human can see. | ||
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A little post processing to intensify the recorded information, rendered these images. | ||
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