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North Shore Mountains 🌄 during a Sunrise Cloud Inversion

Another favourite photo of the 2024 hiking season, during a sunrise cloud inversion on the Howe Sound Crest Trail.
North Shore Mountains 🌄 during a Sunrise Cloud Inversion
Sky Pilot in the distance on the left, and the West Lion just out of frame on the right

This was one of the first trips out on the trail since picking up a 70-200mm f4 telephoto lens to increase the diversity in my landscape photography, and level-up my game overall - what do you think, is it working?

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Trevor

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