Katherine Cove on Lake Superior

[Andrew McLachlan]

Another from my Lake Superior trip. This was shot at dusk from the rocky shoreline on Katherine Cove.

Nikon D200
Nikon 12-24mm lens @ 13mm
ISO 100
f22 @ 6 seconds
Singh Ray 2-stop grad filter
mirror-lock

Look forward to comments.

[Chris Korman]

Nicely composed. I'd be interested to see if a longer exposure with a suitable ND to make the water and clouds more smoothed might have "added" something.

[Jay Gould]

I think it absolutely lovely; a hint of CCW would make it perfect.

[Andrew Aveley]

Great composition and use of the filters...any chance of getting more from the orange horizon maybe with slight WB increase?

[dankearl]

Very nice Andrew M, and nice repost Andrew A.
The lichen is a nice FG touch and the rock curves lead you right to the sunset.
I think maybe a shorter SS would give more water definition and that would work also.
Well done.

[Rachel Hollander]

Andrew - Nicely done. I like the comp and the use of the gradients in the rocks as a leading line. I like what Andrew A has done to lighten the rocks and bring out some warmer colors in them (as well as sky).

TFS,
Rachel

[Brendan Dozier]

Love how you composed this, Andrew! Beautiful scene, great color, lines, and FG works great. Think the repost was a nice added touch to an awesome image. Nice work!

[Robert Amoruso]

Andrew - Nicely done. I like the comp and the use of the gradients in the rocks as a leading line. I like what Andrew A has done to lighten the rocks and bring out some warmer colors in them (as well as sky).

TFS,
Rachel

I agree.

[Andrew McLachlan]

Thanks for the comments folks, much appreciated.

Andrew, thanks for the repost...I will incorporate your suggestions into the final version. Thanks.

[Morkel Erasmus]

Nice peaceful scene here Andrew M! Andrew A's repost takes it up a notch IMHO

[Mark Wiseman]

Hi Andrew,
I like your composition and feel that Andrew's repost adds to the image. Slowing the shutter speed in this image would, I feel, make the image more interesting and give it another dimension.
Well done and thanks for sharing,
Mark.