Saturday, September 12, 2009
Midsummer sunset on Lake Superior
I was noodling through the camera bodies this morning hunting for overlooked treasures when I came upon this shot taken on my first digital SLR, a five-year-old Pentax *ist DS equipped with the inexpensive kit lens that usually comes with new cameras. On the brooding evening of July 30 while I was out of town, Tina Davidson, our chum, had picked up the camera and captured the image. Goes to show that a mere kit lens and an even merer 6-megapixel sensor can result in a stunning photograph. Thanks, Tina! (Click photo for large version.)
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ReplyDeleteThis is truly a wonderful photograph and now resides as wallpaper on my laptop. Many thanks for sharing it. Hope you're feeling better each day, Henry.
ReplyDeleteI never tire, of looking and taking photos of the great Gitchee-Gumi. Looking forward to when I can return to Silver City. Sadly, not until next year. Thanks for sharing.
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