Early morning lake
Nov 3, 2011 09:00:15 #
I took this yesterday morning on my way home from dropping my wife off at work...
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Nov 3, 2011 20:55:22 #
I have an urg to drag my kayak out , this is very nice, calming, would like to see more like this
Nov 3, 2011 21:13:52 #
JMRacingPhotos wrote:
I took this yesterday morning on my way home from dropping my wife off at work...
Only word I can come up with, Fabulous, takes me back to boy scout days camping in the English Lake District. Thanks so much for sharing!
Ian
Ian
Nov 3, 2011 22:58:53 #
Nov 4, 2011 05:27:17 #
JMRacingPhotos wrote:
I took this yesterday morning on my way home from dropping my wife off at work...
I like the pretty mist right off the water.
Nov 4, 2011 08:06:57 #
Thanks everybody! I didn't have my camera with me..when I drove by this lake and saw the scenery I said I got to get a picture of that. I only live about 5 mins from that lake so I ran home grabbed my camera and went back and took a picture before all the fog lifted up from the lake. Usually when I take different routes like that I'll take my camera with me because you never know what you'll see out there to take a picture of.
Nov 4, 2011 09:33:07 #
it is a very pretty picture, and the reflections in the lake are nice. I would have followed the rules of 3rds a little more closely and brought the reflection of the island down into the lower 1/3 which would have cropped off a lot of the reflections of the side trees but by doing this and having the side trees also down in the bottom 3rd the resulting photo would have led the viewers eye deeper into the photograph. As it is now my eyes just look at the mist and island and are not led any deeper into the scenery. Try cropping the photo up from the bottom and see how your eyes are led deeper into the scenery. Then with those beautiful reflections I would have turnd and concentrated entirely on the beautiful fall colors of the trees on the right hand side and their reflection in the surface of the water. Still all in all it is a very nice photograph and one to proud of.
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Nov 4, 2011 22:33:41 #
I think maybe i'd try the pic with the water line in the top 1/3 line, and the tree line on the left 1/3. Keep the water the big thing. Let the water reflect the island and the trees. The sky doesn't add much to the shot.
J Schwab
J Schwab
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