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Eons of Wave Action
© snapshooter87
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Uploaded: 09/25/11 7:56 PM GMT
Eons of Wave Action
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Near the Western end of the North shore of Lake Superior, the largest of the Great Lakes.
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.marcaribe
09/25/11 8:05 PM GMT
Yes those rocks look pretty smooth and worn down over time. Lake Superior is a lovely shade of blue
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Love this low angled perspective, and that blue is blue-tiful!
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Really nice. Exposure a tad low but it seems to work.
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Beautiful work. Sharp color and clarity.
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Doug...
I used to camp about 75 miles northeast of Duluth on Lake Superior and was amazed at the polished rocks and even glass. This shot brings back many happy memories for me. Lake Superior is a powerful force of nature.
As for your shot, other than the personal historical attributes, it's wonderful. The weathered rock is displayed in excellent lighting. I don't ever having seen the lake looking so calm and peaceful. Looks like a windless, cloudless day and just right for some kayaking. Having seen the lake in a storm, I know that you caught this shot on a glorious day.
On my monitor I'm detecting some very slight banding in that California clear blue sky. This will be a very popular download and desktop.
Roger
I used to camp about 75 miles northeast of Duluth on Lake Superior and was amazed at the polished rocks and even glass. This shot brings back many happy memories for me. Lake Superior is a powerful force of nature.
As for your shot, other than the personal historical attributes, it's wonderful. The weathered rock is displayed in excellent lighting. I don't ever having seen the lake looking so calm and peaceful. Looks like a windless, cloudless day and just right for some kayaking. Having seen the lake in a storm, I know that you caught this shot on a glorious day.
On my monitor I'm detecting some very slight banding in that California clear blue sky. This will be a very popular download and desktop.
Roger
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A Beautiful photo,Doug.I love the perspective,and the Fantastic blues.
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Outstanding shot!
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Love that shade of blue ... interesting lines created by the rocks as well. Wonderful capture, Doug.
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Wonderful depth and a really super scene - photgraphed beautifully of course Doug :)
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Very Cool, What a wonderful shot Doug. Over at Palisades St. Park, there are some similar smooth rock formations. So smooth and slick. Nice capture.
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A lovely polishing job on the rocks. A good view of the lake in your photo, Doug. I like the lighting in the scene.
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