Superior Rocks
by Nick Bristol
This is a picture I made while up on Lake Superior. Since I was early for the fall colors I worked on some other images along the shoreline. This one was shot right at sunrise on a cool misty morning and I loved the conditions. I had a great time!
Thanks so much to all of you for taking time to comment on my November series picture too. I enjoyed doing those!
Large version included. Canon 5D3, 24mm, F/16 with 2 sec. exposure.
Comments
17 comments--P
Jim
It's interesting to me that probably every photographer view this understands the method and affects of images on the shoreline like this. At least for me though, that knowledge doesn't alter my interest and love of these images. The mystery, sure, but the light, the colors, all of it, combine for very engaging and pleasing imagery. The hints of pink light throughout do give rise to wanting to know what's outside and above the frame, but I don't think was necessary to include it.
With regards to the dark shape in the upper right, my very first impression was that it was the hull of a ghost ship... how many ships have run aground in Superior? I think that shape really adds to mystery and what a viewer can imagine. Love it.
Lon
Albert Darmo
Canada