Picture a Day — Melted rocks of Ladoga lake

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Memories from decade ago, from one of our family travels to the Ladoga lake in Karelia, Russia. (It is considered as the largest lake in the Europe, almost like a little sea!) Agreat place of energy to be, a great place to challenge your tourist skills and so many more. I became in love with those 'melted' rocks from the very first time I saw them back in 2006. Oh, and could not but mention that the capture is made using my 1st digital camera, Canon EOS 350D - a few years later, in 2018, I already managed to get a full-frame 5D. (Currently I upgraded it to 5Dm3).

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NB: the photo below is slightly enhanced using Topaz Photo Ai - 50mm lens is not ideal for capturing landscapes, heh. I selected the photo for #Photofeed landscape challenge of this week; the images shared last week were so amazing that I could not resist to contribute something from my travels (tho I dont have too much to choose from...)

location: Karelia, Russia July 2016 natural light
camera/lens: Canon EOS 350D Sigma 50mm raw-conv

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