The Ultra-wide continues it’s unrelenting tear through the unsuspecting countryside. I went out yesterday and suffered under the piercing glare of the noon sun, only to return laden with painfully harsh images of highway construction. I sifted through the dregs and came up unsatisfied — it’s hard to find enough interesting subjects to fill 103 degrees. So like a dutiful housewife, I returned to the fridge (ok, half terabyte drive) and pulled out leftovers from the day before. I give you and Ultra-Tall of the lake.
This is one of the islands playing a title role in the Lake of the Isles. It is only about thirty fee across the water from where I am standing. Not too shabby of a lens eh? Check back tomorrow, the daily saga continues.
Tags: Lakes, Wide-angle
Very pretty! I love the floating leaves and the bare trees… very chilly looking!
Hey Mitch, how is it we can have so many millions of bits of digital photography, and not find what we are looking for in there? lol
Neat shot, neat lens… still makes me think about getting one.
Thanks,
Wayne