The Vienna
by Andy Morrison
Canon A85, Inon 165 fisheye
A diver inspects a lifeboat on the Vienna near Whitefish Point, Michigan, in Lake Superior. A wooden steamer, the Vienna sank in 1892 after colliding with the steamer, Nipigon. She lies 148 feet deep.
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7 commentsCheers,
nice to see you!
Great photo! I really like the use of ambient light for the exposure, it gives a fascinating mood to the photo. Nice composition, too.
As for ambient light, it can vary greatly. This was shot at 1/15th at f2.8 at ISO 200 I believe. My shutter speeds at depth for ambient exposures vary from 1/4th to 1/30th.
But, yes, the lakes are getting clearer, due much in part to the zebra mussels. I dove all five lakes this year as a project and it was intertesting to see the difference. We dove the Point Pelee area in the Western Basin of Lake Erie and had about 5-7 feet of viz. It was tough diving. But the eastern end is supposed to be much better.
Kent iN SD
I love the jewel tones in this. Congrats on the ep!!!