Leon_Vienna's photos with the keyword: PiP

Panoramic view through the gap between Parliament Hill (left) and Major's Hill (right) with Château Laurier (wikipedia english , wikipedia deutsch ), across Ottawa River to Alexandra Bridge and the city of Gatineau (wikipedia deutsch ), Quebec Province. About Rideau Canal: wiki engl. , wiki deutsch and Rideau-info.com . The same two pictures stitched in a different way (about 2008) and croped differently can be seen as PiP.

Kalm's Lobelia on wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lobelia_kalmii Northern White Cedar on wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thuja_occidentalis Abendländischer Lebensbaum auf wikipedia: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abendl%C3%A4ndischer_Lebensbaum

Only little changes since 2007... (-> PiP)

Only little changes since 2007 - even the traffic lights are still on green ... ;-) (-> PiP)

LutzP suggested a bettter crop - you'll find it as PiP. And: LutzP is right.

Back at "tiny" Lake Nipissing, South shore. Lake Nipissing: 831 km² Lake Huron: 59.586 km² Lake Constance/Bodensee: 536 km² (PiP)

Main: Hooded Ladies' Tresses - Spiranthes romanzoffiana - Drehwurz PiP1: Kalm's St. Johns Wort - Hypericum kalmianum - Kalms Johanniskraut PiP2: Bladderwort - Urticularia sp. - Wasserschlauch PiP3: Mountain Deathcamas - Anticlea elegans - Zierliche Jochlilie

Beach life on Manitoulin ...

Compact and leveled limestone bedrock creats a biological environment known as Alvar. According german wikipedia one more criterion shall be that the limestone rock was more or less planed by the ice of the ice age. Often scratches of those glacier works can be seen on the surface of the "pavement". More about Alvars: english - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alvar deutsch - de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alvar_(Landform) Two further sites about Canadian Alvars worth seeing, you'll find here - very nicely written and garnished with most beautiful images: - floraofohio.blogspot.com/2017/04/the-bruce-peninsula-part-vi-alvar.html (all seven parts about Bruce Peninsula are worth to look at - in my opinion ... and not mentioning the rest of this interesting site) - www.meanderphotography.ca/Alvar Oh, and by the way: the sky was brought by Skylum's Luminar AI. On my original JPG it was dazzling white ... I experiment with it, but whenever skies or light mood is effected with it, I tag it with "Luminar AI".

Almost the whole thing, without doggie or someone else. Central direction should be almost north-east, toward the small town of Little Current which might be situated behind the slope in the centre of image - two hights of the eastern part of La Cloche Mountains are seen as well (pip3). In the left part North Channel of Lake Huron is visible (pip1), a bit further right the western part of La Cloche (pip2). The waters on the right half isn't any of the Great Lakes, but Lake Manitou (pip4), the world's largest freshwater lake on the world's largest island in the world's largest freshwater lake (taking Lake Huron and Lake Michigan as one, what they obviousely are) ... more about that here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Manitou and here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manitoulin_Island

And be he black as black he can be ... Rocky ;-)