Up From the Depths

Crater central peaks are formed as the Moon's crust rebounds after the tremendous stress of an impact is released. The energies of impacts are so high that rocks no longer behave as brittle solids, but rather as deformable plastic. It's more accurate to think of the crust behaving like a fluid - as the crater forms, the bottom of the crater is first pressed down, then it rebounds. For craters above 20 km in diameter, the rebound is so strong that material from depth is actually brought up and forms a central peak. In the case of Aristarchus crater, the central peak contains rocks with three very different albedos. As these materials erode out of the central peak they slide downslope, creating contrasting stripes. TheBarn Wedding GTA Greater Toronto Area

There is something about a reception being held in a barn that is both simple, yet elegant. The glow of twinkling lights, the rustic barn board and the dimly lit atmosphere… these are all qualities of this classic location that make it romantic and appealing to both the guests and the happy couple. It was almost like a scene from a movie as this bride and groom danced on the old wooden floor, surrounded by flickering candlelight, as well as their closest friends and family. I especially enjoy the variety of lines and angles in this black and white shot, as well as the way the light hits the dress perfectly during their first dance.

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