This is how I know I’m getting old. . Yesterday morning’s temperature of about (feels like) -32C was probably one of the coldest mornings in recent memory. . I was prepared and bundled up real well. While I was happily taking photos I noticed another photographer enjoying the beautiful scene that unfolded in front of us. He was a young gun with apparently a much higher threshold for dealing with the cold. Wearing thin jogging pants (vs. My two layers of thick pants), a winter jacket that was unzipped at the front, no hat or scarf (vs. My parka, hood, scarf, and toque), and to my recollection he didn’t even have gloves or mittens on (vs my glove, mitten combo, plus hand warmers). . He ran around taking photos so he probably did feel a little cold, but that’s when I realized I can’t compete with the strength (or craziness) of the next generation of photographers these days. . In this photo a lone duck flies above Lake Ontario as the sun rises above the horizon. Thick lake fog hovers over the icy surface while a thicker layer of clouds in the back make for a true Canadian winter scene! . Nikon Z 9 with Z 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 VR S at 400mm, 1/1000sec. F/5.6, ISO320 . #babyitscoldoutside #lakeontario #weathernetwork #etobicoke #birdsinflight #urbanwildlife #winterishere #sharecangeo #shareyourweather #blogto #passionpassport #lonelyplanet #bbcearth #yourshotphotographer #z9 #nikonambassador #torontoartist #torontoartists #ducksunlimited (at Toronto, Ontario) https://www.instagram.com/p/CYy_SLtrzzH/?utm_medium=tumblr