We’ve grown used to mild temperatures in winter and these days, when the overnight temperature drops to normal, somehow it seems unduly harsh. Last night’s light snowfall, falling temperatures and penetrating winds make for a relatively cold morning. The shadows by the footbridge were interesting and the low humidity evident by the deep blue of the sky. Again, the Sony RX100 sailed through this tough challenge with no blown areas.
Shadows and footprints.
2013 01 09
Here’s a view down the length of the park from the sign at the bridge looking towards Eglinton.
Photographed in January 2013 with a 5472 x 3648 (20.2 megapixels), Sony RX100.
When compared to the same view taken (with an early digital camera) in February 1999, nothing much seems to have changed other than the sign. In fact a fair amount has changed. More details tomorrow.
Photographed in February 1999 using a 640 x 480 (0.3 megapixels), Apple QuickTake 100 (made by Kodak).
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