Ice formation and sunset

[Compaq]

Canon EOS 40D
Canon standard kit lens 18-55mm at 40mm
f/9
1/400 sec.
ISO-500
Exposure compensation -1 step

Thanks for watching ! Please comment
Compaq

 

[ayeelkay]

This is really beautiful!
I would like to see the entire icicle however, rather than just the cropped portion of it.

 

[Robin Usagani]

straighten your horizon.. maybe only my eyes. I need a ruler on the screen LOL

 

[Compaq]

This is really beautiful!
I would like to see the entire icicle however, rather than just the cropped portion of it.

Well, this picture isn't cropped. The icicle (ahh, so that's what it's called in English) was hanging in a fence, attached to the fence both up and down, I mean. I could post a picture of the fence with the icicles, though I assume you wanted to see it in front of the sunset

And thank you!

straighten your horizon.. maybe only my eyes. I need a ruler on the screen LOL

In my defence, the fjord is going inwards. By that I mean that the black things on the right is a bit farther (or is it further?) away than the black things on the left. It seems crooked, but actually it is not. Muhahaha!

edit: whilst on the subject, how do I straighten horizons? I have a few other shots from this little walk where the horizons are close to vertical. Well, not that bad, but surprisingly bad!

 

[PhysPhoto]

Awesome pic! The horizon is a little crooked though.

 

[ziggo]

Very nice photo. The background looks a bit devilish. A cold day in hell.

 

[Frequency]

This is Pure Abstraction!!! I just love it;
@ horizon: it appears the left side horizon and right side horizon separately appears nearly horozontal; but as mentioned they don't fall in line

Regards

I see a one eyed face in icicle(?), adding to the quality of abstraction

 

[Compaq]

Thanks a lot guys, I appreciate it! It tells me that I can take good photographs
If only I didn't post it here, I could enter the "open" TPF competition

edit: how's this for horizon evening?