On the south end of Toronto Island, there is a pier. Beside the pier, there are some rocks strategically placed to act as breakwaters against the roaring waves of Lake Ontario. You ask…roaring waves of Lake Ontario? Surely not! I assure you there are, and they are quite the roar!
There’s just something about undulating waves that keeps me mesmerized and entranced at a giant body of water. It really is like nothing else in the world. I must have spent 20 minutes or so standing in the wind on the aforementioned pier just taking pictures of water…and rocks…and the rhythmic and exotic slamming of said water on rock. I can’t say that this is my favourite shot of the bunch, but I do like it quite a bit. Would love to hear your thoughts on this set of shots. I tried a number of different settings and angles, and would love comments!
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