Discover Snowshoeing

Written by Joanna Gerber www.winter-vacations-ontario.com


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Yes we go out and fightrepparttar freezing temperatures that are so normal here. We try new things and findrepparttar 133021 right activities just for us. Snowshoeing is one of those things that evenrepparttar 133022 ones who stayed byrepparttar 133023 fireplace all those winter nights, will love if they only try it once. It truly is available to anyone who can put one foot in front of repparttar 133024 other.

The way thatrepparttar 133025 Snowshoes support us allows for stepping ontorepparttar 133026 snow and not fighting our way through it. The feeling of each step sinking just a little inrepparttar 133027 soft blanket of powdery flakes, is like nothing else you ever experienced.

Freedom to get offrepparttar 133028 track and go betweenrepparttar 133029 trees to findrepparttar 133030 animal feeder hidden inrepparttar 133031 forest , to discover spots not yet disturbed by others and to berepparttar 133032 very first one in that most perfect little white area. Yes, you can do that with snowshoes.

The beauty of it will astound you. If you allow yourself to become one with nature, to listen torepparttar 133033 sounds ofrepparttar 133034 forest. How often do you haverepparttar 133035 freedom to do just that? In our rushed society, we owe it to ourselves to have some time inrepparttar 133036 slower pace ofrepparttar 133037 Sunday afternoon.

The time to breathe deep, enjoyrepparttar 133038 winter sun andrepparttar 133039 crisp winter air. The rejuvenating benefits of a slow outing like that will be much greater then anticipated.

Cardio workout, so needed by most of us will only make it easier to go back and do it again. The huge amount of air forced into your lungs, will overwhelm you at first, it may even trigger a little headache for a moment, but with time it will be like you were reborn and your mind will become clear. You will discover and loverepparttar 133040 new filling of deep, slow, measured breaths. You will remember, that this isrepparttar 133041 only way we were intended to use our lungs, because our poor bodies needrepparttar 133042 life giving oxygen in quantities much greater thanrepparttar 133043 ones we are used to.

So forget your fears of cold, dress warmly, allow your lungs to fill with air and have fun discovering our Ontario back country.

Polish born-Canadian, Joanna Gerber is a professional photographer, alpine skiing enthusiast and editor of www.winter-vacations-ontario.com, comprehensive guide to Ontario winter travel, resorts and family oriented activities in Ontario, Canada.


Tips to Photographing Your Trophy Fish

Written by Tukto Lodge


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Don't forget to fillrepparttar frame. Go in and make sure you have allrepparttar 133020 elements -repparttar 133021 subject's head and upper body andrepparttar 133022 full trophy trout. If shooting a vertical photograph try to center your subject, however if you are photographing in a horizontal manner it can add interest to place your subject slightly to one side, but only ifrepparttar 133023 whole fish is included as well. (Imaginerepparttar 133024 photograph divided into thirds and place your subject on any ofrepparttar 133025 "third's lines")

Natural light providesrepparttar 133026 best photographs, and becauserepparttar 133027 light is strongest duringrepparttar 133028 middle ofrepparttar 133029 day, it is best to take pictures in morning or late afternoon light. This sort of light gives photos richer colors and bathsrepparttar 133030 photo in warm light.

Don't take a photograph withrepparttar 133031 subject's back torepparttar 133032 sun andrepparttar 133033 photographer facingrepparttar 133034 sun. This will result in washed out skies and a darkly shadowed subject that no one can see. Turnrepparttar 133035 subject torepparttar 133036 sun or sideways torepparttar 133037 sun. Ask them to remove their sunglasses to reduce glare. If they are wearing a hat, they should either remove it or tilt their head so that there is no shadow overrepparttar 133038 face.

At Tukto Lodge, we know you are going to be catching a lot of trophies - so we want your pictures to look great!

Tukto Lodge is an angler's paradise, with trophy trout and exciting grayling fishing. Located in Canada's Arctic, our guest cabins and outposts are surrounded by the untouched beauty of the tundra, with hundreds of miles of unexplored lakes and rivers. Visit http://www.arcticfishing.com


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