This image is one I made quite a while back now. It was a fall trip to Door County WI. and a place called Cave Point which is a wonderful location right on the cliffs above Lake Michigan. Early morning fog off the lake and filtered sunlight made for a wonderful feel to me. When I saw how the path split I knew I wanted to work on a composition to capture this scene and mood.
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Any thoughts welcome.
What artistic feedback would you like if any?
Pertinent technical details or techniques:
(If this is a composite, etc. please be honest with your techniques to help others learn)
I’ll have to go back and look for my larger files to get more info but this was shot with a Canon 1DSMK2 and 24-105 L lens and most likely f/16 and ISO 100.
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Hi Nick, thanks for dropping by. This is a lovely look at this forest path with the fog in the distance. The greens have a fine, inviting glow. In WC, you can post anything at any time, however, each theme lasts for only a week, Sunday midnight (Eastern time) to Saturday 11:59. This does fit the Paths theme, (or the Fog theme), but the timing of your post has it in the High-Key time window.
Very fine image, Nick. The light, colour and sense of depth are exceptional, the composition intriguing - being based on the forked paths yet having the eye drawn into different parts of the scene by the sway of the tree trunks.
