Cape Forchu Lighthouse______________IR

Panther

This was located just outside Yarmouth, NS, really an intense setting, and had some Wonderful Seafood Chowder:D

Thanks for Looking!!!

invisible

Wow, very nice! Love that reflection.

Dogdots

I agree -- that reflection is awesome. I like the light color grass with the dark rocks. Goes really good together

tisun

Me, too. I love that reflection.

black mamba

Hi Craig,

I'm with those who like how you captured the reflection. Somehow, though, that modern looking lighthouse seems out of place with the rest of the scene. It's hard to imagine a pirate wanting to rummage around in that lighthouse.

Take care,

Tom

Panther

invisible wrote:

Wow, very nice! Love that reflection.

Howdy Federico,

Thanks very much!!

Panther

Dogdots wrote:

I agree -- that reflection is awesome. I like the light color grass with the dark rocks. Goes really good together

Howdy Mary,

Thanks very much, luckily the Fog cleared out, and we could see the Lighthouse.

Panther

tisun wrote:

Me, too. I love that reflection.

Thanks Anthony!!

Panther

black mamba wrote:

Hi Craig,

I'm with those who like how you captured the reflection. Somehow, though, that modern looking lighthouse seems out of place with the rest of the scene. It's hard to imagine a pirate wanting to rummage around in that lighthouse.

Take care,

Tom

Howdy Tom,

Thanks very much, it seems that there are 3-4 different type of lighthouses in Nova Scotia and this one is one of the Tallest Concrete ones, called the Apple Style.

JChurill

Nice.....Reflection looks like another dimension!

Panther

JChurill wrote:

Nice.....Reflection looks like another dimension!

Morning,

Thanks very much for the very kind reply.

kdog

Love the comp and the IR treatment, Craig.

The only thing I can't get my head around is that the reflection tones are exactly the inverse of the sky. So the reflection is basically like a film negative. But then, IR confuses me anyway. :giggle

Panther

kdog wrote:

Love the comp and the IR treatment, Craig.

The only thing I can't get my head around is that the reflection tones are exactly the inverse of the sky. So the reflection is basically like a film negative. But then, IR confuses me anyway. :giggle

Howdy Joel,

Thanks very much for the very nice reply.

The difference I imagine is like all images, the Sky was much brighter/lighter than the darker pool of water.