A Higher Flow

Laying back on the ledge rock along the shore, I find myself mesmerized by the ever changing flow in the sky.  As the evening progressed, so did the shapes and patterns of the clouds.

Ripples in the Sky

Once again the world turns upside down.

Sky Over Lake Superior

Once again, if nature provides the subject, who am I to not document the beauty?

Sony DSC-RX100M5, ISO 125, 8.8mm, f/5.6, 1/160 sec

When The Sun Sets

 

Evening light highlights the clouds which are reflected in the still waters and enhancing the composition of light, sky, cloud and shoreline.

Lakeside Drama

A favorable combination of rock, water and sky.

And The Sky Split Open

Ice, sky and an impact crater.

Reflections On A Lake

Water.  It’s life giving, a retreat, a place to float under the sun, a place to fish and so much more.  And, at times, it can be a mirror to reflect land and sky.  Most of my life has been spent living on the shore of a lake, near a creek or river or close enough to be impacted by its presence.  I have seen water in its various forms throughout the seasons.  I am at home near water.  When the surface of water is calm, it gives the viewer a chance to look down into the sky, rather than up, it’s like a trip through the looking glass.

Solar Effects

Usually, shooting into the sun is not recommended, but I kind of like the effect in this image.  It’s bursting with energy, pouring it down out of the sky.

Canon 5D Mkll, ISO 100, 28mm, f/18, 5 shot bracket, Processed with HDR Efex Pro 2