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Richard Dakin
{K:12915} 2/1/2005
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Ooooops misfired. I'll try again.
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Richard Dakin
{K:12915} 2/1/2005
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That's my vista too, although Georgian Bay is not totally frozen yet. I agree with the others about the polarizer, it does help. Don't buy a cheap one though. I have both a Hoya and a Tamron (for different lenses) and the Hoya is far superior. Here's a shot of the world's longest freshwater beach, taken last winter.
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Jim Gamble
{K:12164} 2/1/2005
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Simplicity rules here.
Have to agree with what Pat said about getting a polorizing filter, or a neutral density filter, that would help it from being overexposed.
Jim Gamble
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Paul Lara
{K:88111} 2/1/2005
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ok...I won't complain about today's high of 45 degrees, Audra. ;)
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S.D Holmes
{K:7156} 2/1/2005
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beautiful shot audra - the perosn just emphasises the overall size!
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Ferdinand
{K:3516} 2/1/2005
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Great emptiness can make a wonderful photo - broken up in this case by the lone man. This is a very atmospheric image.
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Mark Julian
{K:36866} 2/1/2005
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Love the minimulistic look of the shot. So empty yet so full - sky has the greatest aray of colors (kinda like a water painting). I love doing stuff like this (but to lazy to dig up the slides - mine dosen't have snow. Just A Lot of empty space with one person in it) Great job. 3 sevens in a row - whoa !!! Mark
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Mark Wlaz
{K:4564} 2/1/2005
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I love the simplicity of the composition and the shot. Nicely done.
Mark
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Patrick Ziegler
{K:21797} 2/1/2005
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Nope, that's a crazy man walking out there. Of course I do it all the time. I like the shot. You should look into getting a polorizing filter, if you don't already have. It may have brought out some details in the clouds and in the snow.
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