Rush-N-Attack
by Shawn Thompson
Saw some epic light and atmospheric conditions tonight. We had a couple hail storms move through earlier and the clouds started breaking over Lake Superior around 1.5 hours before sunset.
I Ran around like an idiot and had a tough time getting a good composition. This is the best from the evening.
Comments
18 commentsVery well done Shawn.
@Nicolaus, this isn't a blend, it's a single exposure captured with a Grad ND.
Thanks for jumping to conclusions though
If you are referring to the horizon area, that is fog.
You can see the fogginess better, here in a shot I took before heading home.
http://a1.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/533073_10151151745284815_1779513398_n.jpg
@Tom Kualii - I actually was soaked head to toe. My car seat was still damp the next day too.
To get this vantage point, I had to walk out into the water and stand on a big rock. With my back turned to the lake, the waves were breaking on the rock I was standing on and splashing me pretty good. I was cursing at my grad filters that were getting water droplets on them and fogging up.
If it were mine, the only thing I would consider adjusting is the extreme left fall off of light, a little.
The thought crossed my mind on brightening up the left portion. I'll print it, and see how it looks, but may end up doing just that.