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Thread: The big Three-K

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    The big Three-K

    It's lonely at the top. ;)

    So I guess I should at least post something, so here's a shot from my August kayaking trip in the Apostle Islands of Lake Superior. Actually, I've waited four years to do this shot. In 2001, I was in the same spot and didn't think of lining everything up like this until it was too late (the sun rises faster when you're trying to photograph it...). I didn't make it back to the same spot again until last year, and that one morning was overcast. This year, it all worked out.
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    Re: The big Three-K

    Very cool image Steve. Congrats on the hitting the 3k mark!
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    Re: The big Three-K

    Nice job there I like it .
    BTW, the sun also sets faster when trying get sunsets too

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    Nice...

    When you play with mixing symmetry and asymmetry, things can get pretty exciting.

    Quote Originally Posted by another view
    the sun rises faster when you're trying to photograph it...
    From my experience, this is not true at all. I find when I try to shoot sunrises and sets, it's overcast...
    "Riding along on a carousel...tryin' to catch up to you..."

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    Re: The big Three-K

    This shot belongs on a magazine cover. Elegant.
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    Re: Nice...

    Quote Originally Posted by Asylum Steve
    From my experience, this is not true at all. I find when I try to shoot sunrises and sets, it's overcast...
    You need to try this some time other than November in Chicago! ;)

    Quote Originally Posted by Chunk
    This shot belongs on a magazine cover. Elegant.
    Thanks, Chunk! I actually did try this... Got a couple other possibilities.

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    Talking We're Not Worthy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Dang Steve! You've been busy!
    That's a lot of posts!
    And your photograph is quite GOOD!
    Steve said it best about the symmetry and asymmetry.
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    Re: The big Three-K

    Awesome shot! And, I agree, this belongs on the cover of kayaking usa (don't even know if that exists...but if it did!).

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    Re: The big Three-K

    Thats a lotta posts!
    Four years! Very well worth the wait.
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    Talking Three Thousand???!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by another view
    It's lonely at the top. ;)

    So I guess I should at least post something, so here's a shot from my August kayaking trip in the Apostle Islands of Lake Superior. Actually, I've waited four years to do this shot. In 2001, I was in the same spot and didn't think of lining everything up like this until it was too late (the sun rises faster when you're trying to photograph it...). I didn't make it back to the same spot again until last year, and that one morning was overcast. This year, it all worked out.

    It's seems like just last week I barely beat you to the 1000 mark!

    Congratulations on the Big 3 Mr. Moderator!

    And that shot is great.

    I have a question though...

    Does the kayak qualify as a leading line?

    ;-)

    Hehehe. Sorry man, I couldn't resist.
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    Re: Three Thousand???!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by Speed
    Does the kayak qualify as a leading line?
    Yes. Because I said so. That's why.

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