Path at Cave Point
by Nick Bristol
This is an older image that I just reprocessed for some new prints I want to make. I made the picture a few years ago in Door County, WI. In the early morning I headed out to Cave Point along the Lake Michigan shoreline. There was quite a bit of fog which was great and especially nice when the light started breaking through. When I came to this spot I just knew I wanted to make a picture with the path splitting apart. I shot this with my Canon 1Ds MK2 and the 17-35 F2.8 L which was my main camera and lens combination at that time for landscapes. The maintenance cartridge on my big printer is full right now but when I get the new cartridge on Tuesday I should be ready to print this. Thanks for looking and any thoughts.
Comments
17 commentsSweet light and perfect detail.
Sandy
Igor, That title would work! Thanks, Nick
Your inclusion of the path again works as an invitation to take a walk for me, as already in some of your former images. The kind of vignetting fits in well with that exceptional lighting in my opinion. Hope you already had the opinion to make a large print.
Peter