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March 20, 2006
Mysterious mist at Niagara
I felt somewhat relieved when we arrived to Canada and Toronto. During the first day off, when Eero and Ville, our dear technicians were building up at the Harbourfront Dance Theatre, the dancers got an excellent idea to rent a car and drive 135 km to Niagara Falls.
The early morning was rainy and grey but I was enthusiastic. What a special light for photography! On the way I shoot some Toronto skycrapers disappearing to mist. That was just an aperitif. When we arrived to Niagara with the rented Pointiac we were just like a bunch of schoolkids, screaming of delight.
Niagara was so mighty, magnificent and mysterious. How lucky am I, a few weeks ago I was in in Angkor and now in Niagara! When I sat there in front of the screaming, sighting Falls, I felt the same way than the day I started this blog in the ruins of Angkor. I felt connected with my inner peace when I saw the masses of water moving. Besides the water views I took again some photos of trees dancing in a mysterious mist. The mist makes colors disappear, everything look like black and white film.
Posted by marita at March 20, 2006 03:18 PM