Light ’em Up

Rooted In The Light

Morning light accents the roots of a cedar tree along the Gooseberry River.

An Early Morning

Walking out on the north pier to watch the sun rise over Lake Superior and the light on these rocks caught my eye. I wonder how many guests in the row of hotels were awake to see this morning’s offering?

Light the gap.

Light the gap

Catching a few rays along the shore of Lake Superior.

Between Light and Shadow

New snow and wind are creating new shapes and textures on the landscape.

The Shape of Snow, Pt. 4

The other aspect of snowdrifts is the opportunity to explore light and shadow.  The shape of the snow as the wind sculpts the form creates soft curves that shapes the light in unique patterns.

Sony RX100 MkV, ISO 100, 8.8mm, f/I2.2, 1/1250 sec

Silver Efex Pro 2, Preset 032 Film Noir 1, Kodak 100 TMAX Pro

A Strange Twilight

The darkness of totality.  Disclaimer:  because my Sony RX100 blew out the sun, which blotted out the moon, I placed a black disc in it’s place to simulate the eclipse.  What I hope to convey is how dark it got during the time of totality.  The rest of the image is un-retouched.

Being One With the Flow

Light changes

Water flows

Each moving with a rhythm tied to nature

A lesson for us to observe.

Tracks In The Snow

 

Bright Skies, Troubled Waters

A textured abstraction, open to interpretation.

Canon 5D Mk ll, ISO 50, 50mm, f/1.8, 1/20th sec, Silver Efex Pro 2