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Photographer  Steven B. Poitinger {Karma:1757}
Project N/A Camera Model F100
Categories Landscape
Film Format
Portfolio Lens 75-300
Uploaded 11/2/2002 Film / Memory Type Velvia
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Views 517 Shutter ?
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Critiques 7 Rating Critique Only Image
Location City - 
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About Late afternoon along the Lake Michigan shoreline.
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Beverly Gustafson   {K:1572} 11/3/2002
WOW, I love the color of the water and the warmth of the light on the rocks. This is wonderful.

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Adam Kimmerly   {K:382} 11/2/2002
The colors in this one are just awesome, Steven. And the slow shutter speed softening the water contrasted with the sharpness of the rocks really makes them stand out. Sometimes all it takes is that one shot. From your other posts, I'm guessing the ones of the sunset were just as spectacular. As perfect as the shot is, I'm sure you're like the rest of us, always trying to find a way to make it better. For next time, it might be nice to see one of the waves rushing around the base of the rocks rather than dividing the two as Vince mentioned although I don't think it detracts from the image at all. Keep 'em coming.
~Adam

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Steven B. Poitinger   {K:1757} 11/2/2002
Thanks for the comments everyone. This was the only shot taken of these rocks that evening. I was anxious to get set up for the oncoming sunset. Vince, I think if I would have spent some time here I could've gotten a variety of wave formations to frame the rocks. Live and learn I guess.

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Vincent K. Tylor Vincent K. Tylor   {K:7863} 11/2/2002
I do enjoy your posts Steve! I like your use of late afternoon lighting here as well as the longer exposure. Clarity is sharp and you even have good color out of that Michigan lake. In my own little opinion, I believe that if one of the waves was in front of the first set of rocks, it would balance the enire image even better. As it is, it almost looks like two different images put together because of the separation in the middle....(two very nice images I might add)! Nice one.

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R. Tim Hay   {K:181} 11/2/2002
Great shot! Warm tones and the exposure looks perfect to me. Also, a nice contrast between the soft, flowing water and the crisply focused rocks.

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Deb Mayes   {K:19605} 11/2/2002
Marvelous! This is a favorite for sure :)

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Mary Sue Hayward   {K:17558} 11/2/2002
Nice light and great color in the water. I'm not sure what shutter speed you used but I like how you captured the water movement.

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