Deep blue lake trapping
Reflection in calm waters
Double yellow orbs
Just after sunrise on a calm mid-October morning at Indian Lake County Park in Dane County, Wisconsin
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Double YellowsBy Bo Mackison, on October 27th, 2007
Deep blue lake trapping Just after sunrise on a calm mid-October morning at Indian Lake County Park in Dane County, Wisconsin
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thank you for the nice comment! I love your double yellow shot! the reflection is perfect!
have a great day!
julia
I always love the reflections in water. this one is perfect..
I’m captivated by reflections in the water and this is a really pretty one. nice shot. I love love love how “deep” you made the water.. or how the weight of the photo is actually on the water giving the perception of depth. Nice touch.
Thanka Julia and Connettay
aulloiri Thanks for your comment. I intended to make the water look “deep” bt the placement of the landscape. but I didn’t think about the effects on depth perception. I usually don’t know what I’m technically doing with the composition, I really need to find a nearby class or a set of instructional articles. I rather frame what I like and sometimes I like what I get.
Hi Barbara,
That is one great photo. I love the composition that you used in it.
wow Barbara, i love this one! very nicely done.