Scott Kroeker wrote:
Super images Steve. I really like the first one.
Those rays are called anticrepuscular rays. They are great to capture when you get them.
Scott - THANK YOU!!!! First for the comments but especially for the link! I can't tell you how many times I have to argue that I didn't fake this and I am actually looking towards the west around sunrise. Now I can finally show what the beams are
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JimFox wrote:
Hey Steve,
What a great set of shots. I think for most of us it would probably be amazing to and re-edit some of our shots from 4 to 5 years ago and see what we can bring out of those shots now.
I do like #1, the double rainbow is special, but #3 is my favorite. I really love the mood in that one.
Jim
Thanks Jim - I love going back to old shots and giving them a refresh - I'll probably do it again in a few years! #3 is my fav as well, #1 usually gets more love though, so I put it first
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dswiger wrote:
A great set Steve!
I really like the 1st, but love the 3rd. The mood & the color/glow in the rocks really makes it sing.
Thanks for posting
Dan
Thanks Dan!
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Lobohowler wrote:
Steve,
All of them are fantastic. Great job on the processing.
Dennis
Thanks Dennis!
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OregonSun wrote:
Sweet shots, number 2 is my favorite overall for the strong foreground and balanced composition. I love the frozen waves in 3 too. I think they're all oversaturated, but that's just my preference.
Thanks for the feedback #2 actually was one of 10 winners in the "Share The Experience Photo Contest" - 16K total entries, so I'm really happy with that one
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Jeffrey wrote:
Nice imaging, Steve.
Thanks Jeffery!
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Alaska-Photog wrote:
Really, really wonderful processing. #3 is my fav.
Thanks so much!
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psharvic wrote:
Exceptional work Steve. 1 and 3 for me, too. After some careful looking, for now, 3 goes on the wall.
Thanks - I think I might actually do a metal print of it.
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Jonathan Huynh wrote:
Fantastic work. 2 & 3 for me.
Thanks Jonathan!
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rxgolf wrote:
The colors are as bold as the content!
Beautiful!!
Greg
Thanks Greg!
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nugeny wrote:
Lake superior? I know these spots. I used to live there before I even owned a P&S. Great catches. You tempt me to go back there. Well, so much to do and to see, so little time.
But thanks for showing these wonderful images.
was that somewhere by Duluth?
nugeny wrote:
BTW, it happens all the time when you take an out-of-this-world picture, reflectively and instantaneously you hear: it is photoshop!
Thanks
These are more near Munising MI - you should head back, it's amazing how dramatic that lake can get!
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tfoltz wrote:
#3 has a very surreal feel to it
-Tim
Thanks Tim - it felt that way when I was out there with the wind roaring. Very wild.
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plsand wrote:
Hi Steve -
I like, and enjoyed them all - However - #3 is the special one to my eyes -
Thanks -
Paul
Thanks Paul!
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Hardcore wrote:
Very well done Steve! These are winners! I love the water in the last one the best. You have used the perfect shutter speed to capture the power of the waves. #1 takes it though as that double rainbow is amazing.
Thanks for sharing!
Corey
Thanks Corey! I got crazy lucky with the rainbow - it wasn't there when I started, I was just getting the stormy clouds when the rainbow started to form (and my jaw started to drop)
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ckcarr wrote:
Fantastic Steve!
Easily the most beautifully rugged of all the great lakes.
Made me put The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald on my old turntable!
Thanks Craig That song comes to mind every time I'm up there and thing get stirred up. It;s amazing how powerful that lake can be!
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Robert Snow wrote:
All are really nice images, but #3 is a wallhanger.
I can feel the cold spray hitting my cheek just looking at it...well done!
bob snow
Thanks Bob - Actually, I was blasted by a wave while taking #3 - freakin' cold!
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Harold Carlson wrote:
Excellent set. I like all 3!
dbehrens wrote:
Hmmm - I call them pics Superior! Love your processing. Tried to pick a fav but they are all great in their own way. Dave
Thanks Dave
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wbrad wrote:
These are great. I love the look of the water in all of them.
Wayne
Thanks Wayne
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harshaj1 wrote:
Wonderful shots Steve especially the one with the double rainbow.
Harsha
Thanks Harsha - That was by far the luckiest catch in the bunch!
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coreybell wrote:
Great set of photos, thanks for sharing. Your "skill set" is not on par, I would say you are two to three strokes under.
Thanks so much
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Morgan72 wrote:
Really good photos, Steve. Like #3 best. Kinda shows some violent action in the waves IMO.
John
Thanks - the waves are really impressive when you're standing there. They camera just can't convey it properly - these photos look mild compared to the way it felt standing there!
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DLP wrote:
Excellent work on the entire set. #3 is the stand out for me.
Dave
Thanks Dave
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Mark Metternich wrote:
#1 is so spectacular I would not even posted the others (although very nice). Killer shot. What else to say? Congrats!!!!
Thanks Mark very nice of you to day. They were kind of a set so I posted them all
FarmerJohn wrote:
Great set Steve!! Very nice work. Those all turned out great. Makes me wish I had visited the lake shores more when I lived in the midwest!
Thanks - I live in the Great Lakes and I don't even get to them enough
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