32 degrees at Cape Bonavista

If I had turned about ten degrees to the right my camera would have

shown two huge icebergs on the horizon. It was 32 degrees here, on

the Cape itself. For the Celsius-impaired, that's about 90 Fahrenheit.

It is a rare temperature on Cape Bonavista.



The fellow on the height was looking at a selection of inukshuks and

other "marking-men" (or "American men," to some) that had been placed

there by previous visitors. He might have been waiting for whales in

the water, too, since they were around.



This was shot in the Olympus E-P2 with the very nice M.Zuiko 45mm

f/1.7 lens. I converted it to b&w (and cropt it somewhat) in PSP. I

gave it that tacky vignette and border at the same time. I'm sucker

for vignettes and borders.