The photograph is from Gibraltar Rock in South Central Wisconsin over looking LakeWisconsin. I just made it to top of the rock formation that rises 400 feet above the Wisconsin River and has 200-foot sandstone cliff that overlooks a leather-leaf bog and is home to a cedar glade community, along with red oaks, and basswood. I used an old tripod that seems to be doing a halfway decent job at stabilizing the camera from any shake and this is the only one of many that I took at different settings with all the same composition. Although camera shake with the shutter speed was not really a factor in this photo, but where I was located on the cliff was a factor and to get positioned just right meant getting very close to the edge. As a result, I was not able to look through the viewfinder and had to look at the LCD display.
C&C is very much appreciated,
Thanks in advanced, 
The setting are: Manual Exposure, f/8, Shutter speed 1/500 sec.
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