The Arctic of LexingtonI decided to shoot up to Lexington, MI on Saturday morning in hope for a sunrise photo shoot with an icy shoreline. Well I got my wish. When I first made it there, around 6:15 am there was not a cloud in the sky but there was a LOT of ice. I searched in and around the icy shore and got a feel for how strong the ice was. A couple of times I fell about 5 or 6 inches into some patches of broken up ice pieces which scared me a little. I finally started to feel comfortable on the ice and knew where I could and could not go. I started to set up my camera and take pictures as the morning progressed. Here were my results. Let me know what you think in the comments below. Pink Salt This ice chunk reminds me of the pink salt you see in the grocery store. I never do know what to do with that. Anyways, for this shot I had to pull my camera off the tripod because I needed the camera on the ground for the shot. I placed the rising sun directly behind the ice chunk and fired the image.
1/4 second, f/6.7, ISO100 Icy Shards Broken up ice filled an area on a giant iceberg on the shore of Lake Huron.
1/15, f/8, ISO100 Frozen Dawn There was, what appeared as a pathway of broken up ice pieces, I started to walk over it and instantly fell through about 5 or 6 inches. I proceeded to stop, lay flat and set up the camera where it was.
30 seconds, f/8, ISO100, 2stop ND grad Glacier Coast Taken about 35 minutes prior to sunrise, just as the soft glow on the horizon was starting to get more intense.
15 seconds, f/8, ISO100, 2stop ND grad Icy Symmetry Although not perfectly symmetrical, I do like the way the edges of the iceberg follow the same rough path as the edges of the clouds do.
20 seconds, f/16, ISO100, 2stop ND grad Icy Chunk The ice chunk is chilling on the iceberg watching a sun rise. Such a simple life.
1/4, f/11, ISO100 Tip of the Iceberg This was literally the tip of the iceberg I was standing on for most of the morning. From this perspective it looks like you can walk all the way to the horizon.
2 seconds, f/22, ISO100
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