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Way up North
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
This is beautiful, James. Who are you there with? What fish do you get and how thick is that ice?
Asher
Maggie Terlecki
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What a great image, James. The snow stuck on the trailer really makes this image, In my opinion. I guess it gives it the sense that it is very far away, and that you have to bring the trailer to this remote spot with nothing for miles around and that it is not just the lake in front of your cozy winter cottage a few steps away.
I like it!
Maggie
I like it!
Maggie
Paul Abbott
New member
This is a great document, James. It strikes me as a mad place to be...is this the start of a new town.
I would love to see more images of this guys' way of life out there...
I would love to see more images of this guys' way of life out there...
nicolas claris
OPF Co-founder/Administrator
Yep. Cool (in every sense!) image.
Cold and solitude very well caught! though I'd love some color on the snow… white is almost never rally pure white ; )
I guess the sky is hazed as there are absolutely no shadow as fa as I can see… Soft light! but still beautiful contrasts… congrats
James Lemon
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Thank you Asher, Maggie, Paul and Nicholas for your kind words - much appreciated!
This scene is at Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park which is made up of a bunch of small islands near Lac La Biche, Alberta, Canada. The ice was approximately two meters thick when the image was taken while I was exploring the area, in February 2013. There were a number of other trailers and various types of fishing huts out on the lake. The fishermen I encountered were catching small Perch. Ice fishing is a popular family pass-time around this area.
This scene is at Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park which is made up of a bunch of small islands near Lac La Biche, Alberta, Canada. The ice was approximately two meters thick when the image was taken while I was exploring the area, in February 2013. There were a number of other trailers and various types of fishing huts out on the lake. The fishermen I encountered were catching small Perch. Ice fishing is a popular family pass-time around this area.
James Lemon
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The trail behind the person leads to a large hole in the ice where He will be teaching a class on how to rescue people .
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
The trail behind the person leads to a large hole in the ice where He will be teaching a class on how to rescue people .
Guy looks heroic! Has a lot of confidence of the young!
Glad to see these unusual images. we don't often get such pictures of desolate ice packs.
Asher
James Lemon
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Thank you for looking Asher and taking the time to comment . This place will be full of buzzing boaters and beach bums during the summer.
Antonio Correia
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What an image the one with the young fellow !
Very confident as Asher said.
Very confident as Asher said.
James Lemon
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What an image the one with the young fellow !
Very confident as Asher said.
Thank you Antonio! I am glad you like the image.