The end of the day. We had returned to the camp site, eaten dinner, some of us changed into dryer clothes, and got ourselves ready for the evening. The skies had cleared up mostly. No more overcast. This meant that we might have a great sunset to shoot. We bundled ourselves into our vehicles, tripods and cameras at hand, and returned to the beach that we were scouting out before hand.
There were a few people down there as well. Some sitting on rocks watching the sunset. Children playing in the water and clambering over the rocks. And us, setting up tripods, adjusting settings, and taking pictures of all and sundry. It was worth the wait, and worth the trip.
A little shorter post today in this series. All about having fun in the water swimming. Since I didn't bring my swim trunks with me, and I hate sitting in wet pants. I was glad to document the frolicking swimmers. They said the water was nice, and I was willing to take their word. Amazing how adults can devolve into children when they go swimming as well. Fond memories from youth I guess.
Happy Monday, if you are that type of person. We are continuing the Awenda camping trip pictures, I took a lot that weekend, for most of the week. Gives me time to get caught up on processing and publishing other pictures. After the long warm/hot walk through a marsh, pine forest, some of us wanted to go swimming. Kettle's Lake was ideal since it was small and warmed up more then Georgian Bay. I decided to stand on the shore and take pictures.