Spark's Lake has been on my radar for awhile, and I finally made it down there earlier this month. It's a special spot; I can see why so many photographers are drawn there. There were quite a few people enjoying the spot the night before, but the morning I took this I had the place to myself. (That's always nice for reflections, because even people stopping on logs that poke into the water can create ripples. And, it always helps to make your dog wait in the care too

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20 commentsWow. Spot on colors and processing with this one (as usual with your work.) So easy to take the classic shot with just the mirrored foreground, but kudos to you for making this composition work with the fallen tree breaking up the reflection. as Scott mentioned, it puts this on another artistic level.
Difficult to find or offer any nit picks with this image, but I'll go ahead anyway. Not sure if a crop or processing work would work better, but I'm drawn a little to the light space to the left of the trees (both above and in the reflection.) Just a thought, very minor indeed.
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Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI.
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