8 - Quiet Lake

Canon 40D 10-22mm @ 10mm, iso 100, 1/20sec f6 + CPL

This image is another from the Radiant Vista workshop at Grand Tetons. This breaks the horizontal mid image rule, I think it works because of the tree line and rocks in the lower right. The lesson for me about this site was finding this location. Our instructor, Craig Tanner brought us to this site based on his previous scouting and what the sky was doing, it would not have worked at many of the other locations. Being in the right place at the right time is not luck!

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Thomas J Avery said…
I love the symmetry and balance. And what a mood - you've captured "quiet" very well. I wish I could sit on that shoreline hearing absolutely nothing, except maybe shutter clicks :-)
October 21, 2008 at 2:46 PM
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