Nature and landscape photographers tend to shoot a lot of horizons and I definitely do my share for this effort. The photo above was taken slightly after dawn at Deep Creek Lake in Maryland. For this photo, I held my camera right above the water line while standing on shore to make the viewer feel almost like the camera is floating on the lake. (please see below for horizon photo from from above the water)
This is a follow up of sorts to my cruise ship photos from yesterday. This photo was also taken while leaving the Port of Seattle of what I believe is a Celebrity Cruise Line ship, sailing off into the horizon at sunset.
Wouldn’t that be a great place to be on a Friday afternoon?
Thanks for stopping by! Rob
Related articles
- Weekly Photo Challenge: Horizon (lifeconfusions.wordpress.com)
- Weekly Photo Challenge: Horizon (dailypost.wordpress.com)
- Weekly Photo Challenge: Good Morning! (iseebeautyallaround.com)
- Weekly Photo Challenge: Horizon (robertkgibson.wordpress.com)
- Weekly Photo Challenge : Unusual Point of View : Old Barn (iseebeautyallaround.com)
- Weekly Photo Challenge: Horizon (scottseyephotos.wordpress.com)
I See Beauty All Around, by Rob Paine 
Rob: I have used that technique a few times before. Here’s something you may want to look at called “focus stacking”. You may already be familiar with it, but if not, it’s worth experimenting with as it can produce some really interesting photos!!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMiKUnVAFks&feature=em-subs_digest-newavtr
LikeLike
Thank you Galen, that is a great idea and I will try that the next time out, Rob
LikeLike
Rob, I really like that first shot. It’s like something from a movie. Well done!
janet
LikeLike
thanks, I was pleased that the photo really puts you right in the water
LikeLike
Awesome captures.
But The first photograph is so mesmerizing !
LikeLike