I was blessed to enjoy this sunset on the river along with friends and
family aboard The Muskie, a classic wooden boat. These beautiful boats
are always a welcome site on the St. Lawrence River and really, nothing
else rides the river quite like them. If you find yourself in this area I
would highly recommend taking in the fantastic sites along the river
aboard The Muskie (with wonderful, knowledgeable Captain Jeff), or from
the Antique Boat Museum.
What can I say, just beautiful, beautiful, images.
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ReplyDeleteGlad to see, all's right with the world. The warning is gone!
ReplyDeleteSkies look so beautiful, you'd think they were enhanced by photoshop. But they're absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe river is known for its spectacular sunsets ... perhaps the cooler air, water? I try not to take them for granted. I featured this one here to remind myself of how beautiful and blessed it is to witness one of these sunsets on the river in the here and now and am so happy to share it with you. Though I do have an older version of Photoshop, I never enhance my photos aside from auto adjusting curves and sometimes auto color. I strive to learn/become a better photographer and consider it "cheating" to alter a photo. I never use a flash and really try to gauge natural light. I consider some watercolor techniques cheating also and strive there as well to keep it pure and simple. These photos actually captured the sunset better than I had hoped, especially with my camera. To truly appreciate, I really recommend a visit to the area and seeing one of these sunsets for yourself!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sky paintings Kathy! Must be wonderful and peaceful on the river at that hour. Thank you for your kind words of support! Carol
ReplyDeleteWhat great images of the river and sunset, such an interesting and unique view you have.
ReplyDeleteHeather
Fall is definitely in the air despite the warm afternoons. Mornings are crisp and cold. What a beautiful sunset you have captured in these photographs. I would have loved to have been there.
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