Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Niagara-on-the-Lake

I should have posted these a while ago. Andrea and I and a bunch of her cousins went to Niagara-on-the-Lake (NotL) a couple of weeks ago, for a winery tour/tasting, which was great.

While we were there, we went to the lakeshore, and noticed that from NotL you can actually see the Toronto skyline. I immediately pulled out my iPhone to snap a couple of pictures, only to find that the resolution on my phone isn’t nearly good enough to capture it.

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Niagara on the Lake

Niagara on the Lake

If I look really carefully at that first picture, I can see a pixel or two that might be the Toronto skyline. It was very apparent in person, but the iPhone camera just wasn’t powerful enough to capture it.

I did get some better pictures, though. We stepped back into the trees, and I managed to get a couple of nice pictures of the sun streaming down through the leaves.
Niagara on the Lake

Niagara on the Lake

1 comments:

Sweep said...

One thing I like about older or lower-quality cameras is how they show that "streaming light" you referred to. Unless you buy a very expensive camera that has that option built in. Either way, it looks pretty cool.