Exploring.

ronlane · Sep 8, 2020

Went out Sunday evening to get a sunset and some night sky shots but the clouds got me. But I did explore a little bit and found me a new location that I want to shoot again. Then I got a little bit of color to give me a hint of what this place can be.

nmoody · Sep 8, 2020

Looks great, longer exposure works very well in this.

Space Face · Sep 8, 2020

Agreed.the lead in lines work quite well too.

Jeff15 · Sep 8, 2020

Good shot......

K9Kirk · Sep 8, 2020

Nice shot, so serene.

ronlane · Sep 8, 2020

nmoody said:
Looks great, longer exposure works very well in this.

Thank you. I agree, this is going to be a good long exposure place. Maybe long exposure stacked images at some point.

Space Face said:
Agreed.the lead in lines work quite well too.

Thank you.

Jeff15 said:
Good shot......

Thank you,

K9Kirk said:
Nice shot, so serene.

Thank you.

charlie76 · Sep 8, 2020

Nice shot. Very mellow colors and nice tone.

ronlane · Sep 8, 2020

charlie76 said:
Nice shot. Very mellow colors and nice tone.

Thank you.

Derrel · Sep 9, 2020

I can see a lot of potential for using a longer focal length lens at this place.

ronlane · Sep 9, 2020

Derrel said:
I can see a lot of potential for using a longer focal length lens at this place.

I agree Derrel. Since it was late, I didn't bring my 300mm with me but there is also some Egrets and Herons on those trees. Going to for sure go back at different times of the day to see what I can find.

Dean_Gretsch · Sep 9, 2020

Really nice and great potential, Ron. This dam doesn't look familiar to me, so perhaps west of you, a bit?

ronlane · Sep 9, 2020

Dean_Gretsch said:
Really nice and great potential, Ron. This dam doesn't look familiar to me, so perhaps west of you, a bit?

Thanks Dean. Nope it is at Lake Overholser on the North side by the Rt 66 bridge. You are looking West, Southwest back into the heart of the lake. The bridge is almost directly behind me at this point.

Dean_Gretsch · Sep 9, 2020

Ahhh...I worked on the crew that did the renovation on the waterworks for the city water infrastructure there back in late 80's, early 90's? Interesting how they used huge sand filters and gravity to filtrate the solids there.