Natural landscapes: the rocks of winter
LAKE ONTARIO SHORELINE, WHITBY, ONTARIO, CANADA
I had a great time carefully walking along this icey shoreline, looking for gatherings of rocks that would make for pleasing compositions. A telephoto lens was crucial to make closeup views like this.
Nikon D50, tripod, polarizing filter
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At first glance I thought the processing had created the slight softening of detail, but then on closer inspection I see the film of ice. It makes a very attractive image, Frank, especially with the inclusion of that contrasting orange stone. A bit tricky under foot I would imagine under those conditions.
Thanks. That orange stone is key to the image. If it wasn’t there, I wouldn’t have bothered with a photo. 🙂