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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