Along the shore of Wabigoon Lake stands a tugboat; a reminder of the days when logs were towed across the lake, in large booms, to the mill. I’ve eyed that boat countless times, trying to come up with a different view. A couple of days ago, while walking on the opposite shore, I spotted its reflection in the water. Differrent. At home, I inverted the image. Really different. The ripples in the water gave it a ghostly effect.
Dryden, Ontario, Canada
Olympus E-510; 40-150 mm lens ISO 100; f:5; 1/50 second Equivalent focal length: 200 mm
Group Feature: Olympus and Four Thirds – April 24, 2010 Colourist – April 30, 2010
Comments
Absolutely stunning image, Stan!!! An instant fav for me!!
Why, thank ya, kindly, for both, E ! :)
– Stan Wojtaszek
Ooohhh…..eerie….I like!!!
Thank ya, kindly, oh daughter of mine ! :)
– Stan Wojtaszek
well spotted and love the composition of this capture.
Thanks much, clickinhistory, for both the comment and the fave ! :)
– Stan Wojtaszek
excellent! love it, stan!
Thanks a lot, nadine, for the comment and the fave ! :)
– Stan Wojtaszek
well done!
Thank you very much, Naia ! :)
– Stan Wojtaszek
Fantastic work Stan!
Many thanks, Veikko ! :)
– Stan Wojtaszek
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Cee and Chris
:)
– Stan Wojtaszek
Wow, this is stunning, I especially like what’s happening with the mast….such wonderful colour, lines and shapes
Thanks so much, Suellen !
Appreciate it. :)
– Stan Wojtaszek
Wow !
Very much honoured, Ranald.
Thank you VERY much. :)
– Stan Wojtaszek
Really stunning! Like waves of light!
Thanks so much, Gemma, for the comment and the fave ! :)
– Stan Wojtaszek