andrewpmorse
Arrowhead
I've been to Bruce Peninsula so many times that I sometimes feel that I've seen all the sites and shot all the big and exciting views. For this trip, I've tried to challenge that perspective in shooting images which are somewhat uncharacteristic for me - somewhat different perspective or approach to the familiar to try and expand my landscape photography horizons (pun intended). Not all the images from the trip were out of character, but this one (I think) was.
In deciding to shoot this cove once again, I tried to find a new composition to keep it fresh - I found a tiny little cave. I nestled myself in with just enough space to keep my feet out of the image and utilize the unusual shape of the rock face as a frame. At the end of the day, it's made for a view I've never seen before at this location, and let me try to improve my own creativity in how I approach a scene. I'll call it a successful mission all things considered!
Shot with a Canon 5D mark IV, Canon 16-35mm f/4L IS, LEE landscape polarizer, and a LEE little stopper. Processed in Camera Raw and Photoshop.
Arrowhead
I've been to Bruce Peninsula so many times that I sometimes feel that I've seen all the sites and shot all the big and exciting views. For this trip, I've tried to challenge that perspective in shooting images which are somewhat uncharacteristic for me - somewhat different perspective or approach to the familiar to try and expand my landscape photography horizons (pun intended). Not all the images from the trip were out of character, but this one (I think) was.
In deciding to shoot this cove once again, I tried to find a new composition to keep it fresh - I found a tiny little cave. I nestled myself in with just enough space to keep my feet out of the image and utilize the unusual shape of the rock face as a frame. At the end of the day, it's made for a view I've never seen before at this location, and let me try to improve my own creativity in how I approach a scene. I'll call it a successful mission all things considered!
Shot with a Canon 5D mark IV, Canon 16-35mm f/4L IS, LEE landscape polarizer, and a LEE little stopper. Processed in Camera Raw and Photoshop.