Note the tiny shorebird almost in perfect alignment with the rising sun. I think this is a sign of the Apocalypse. After all, Nostradamus said, "And when the flitting avian spirit comes in alignment with a huge ball of fire, then shall boxes of Sugar Pops come to life and dance the Rhumba!"
Well, I think it was Nostradamus. It might have just been some wacky dream brought on by too much travel.
Almost surreal isn't it, very nice.
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My recent shot over the water at copper harbor was more nearly monochrome (it was overcast and raining at the time), but it did manage to get both some Canada geese, *and* an oreboat
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Great shot. Love how the ball stretches into the horizon. What did you shoot this with?
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tim, that was a wonderful picture. I noted that the geese lined up with the gap in the spit of land and the oreboat. Lord only knows what that will do to the behavior of our Captain Crunch.
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ligneus and Kelly, thanks! I'm glad you liked it. I got it with my Nikon D60 artillery piece. I was using the telephoto lens so the shot was consumed by the sun. When I use the standard lens, the result is washed out because of all the ambient light allowed in.
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