Pastels
by Ed Lowe
Nikon D800
Nikon 80-200 @ 200mm
f 18 @ 1/100 sec.
ISO 200
cable release & tripod
Acadia NP, ME
An early morning scene from Eagle Lake before all the mist burned off. The pastels in the image were what initially attracted me as they imparted a serene mood to the lake. I would have liked to get a little closer, but I was already zoomed out to 200mm so this is what I got. I thought about a crop, but decided to post it as is and see what everyone thought.
As always thanks for taking a look and leaving a comment or suggestion.
Ed
Comments
16 commentsNot so fond of the heavy black frame - to me, a light dark line around it would be enough frame, and not detract from the delicate image itself.
Really nice work!
Sandy
I guess if you're done with the Tarn images, I suppose I'll just have to enjoy something.... just as special! Wow, Love this. So simple, but with so much impact. This comp is slightly unconventional with the heavy weighting up top and all that empty space below, but somehow it just works. I think the slight ripple and the gradient of light and color coming up from the bottom really help with that space. I really like the contrast between the delicate nature of the stalks against the heaviness of the rocks.
If I had one suggestion it would be to desaturate the little bit of color in the URC. While I think the reflected color is neat, it just seems out of place for the overall presentation and impact of this scene.
Oh, I suppose you could have brought out your 8 ft ladder and elevated some to gain some separation.... but lacking that choice, I think this turned out just beautifully.
Lon
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Love everything about this.
Sandy