I stood amidst the polar night, at the end of the earth.
The cold air was biting my neck, but nevertheless I wished to remain here forever, to gaze at the ever-changing landscape of water and sky, as snow and ice blocks carried by the waves collided against each other, spraying the frozen beach with myriads of tiny droplets.
In a brilliant move, I decided to reach the end of the earth and walk towards the point where the fluttering, flowing snow banks reconciled with the water.
However such a drastic move wasn't approved by gravity and I fell through the ice, just like so many polar explorers before me.
I take my hat off to them for their heroism, standing knee-deep in icy waters. It's going to be a long and wet trek home.

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Since that's me standing on thin ice there,
photo capture-ness credit goes to for this one.
Lakeshore Scarborough Bluffs, Ontario
Cokin A121 filter
+Polariser

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