Description
Taken in late June when the nights in Algonquin Park are still cool. The sun rise started to light the shore on the far side of the lake and create a soft orange, pink glow. Algonquin Park.
Brewer Lake Sunrise
Additional information
| Photo Print | Giclee print/ 250 GSM glossy, FSC certified paper, water based non-toxic ink., Excellent print longevity, rated for 200 plus years fade resistance |
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| Size | 8 x 12 photo print |
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