Twilingate Iceberg

I was a little late arriving for iceberg season, and this berg is a little far off shore for my liking but it was the only one in the area.
So it was a "take it, or leave it" decision. Although I drove almost 6 hours to hunt icebergs, I decided to take the picture anyhow.

Hope you like it.
C&C always welcomed

5D, Aper f/16, SS 1", ISO 50, 126mm, Lee filters, B&W cpl

I LOVE it! Excellent job!

I think it's a nice shot! A little blown out here and there, but overall nice.

Damn cool. Would love to do that someday.

Although it won't replace last years masterpiece its still very well presented Frank. And no blown out areas on my calibrated apple monitor.

amethyst dragon wrote in post #6002873
I think it's a nice shot! A little blown out here and there, but overall nice.

heh? Looks like a perfectly exposed image to me. Great range of light you have there.

Nice shot, Frank. You may recall the summer I was there, no icebergs at all. Guess I'll have to go back.

Very nice shot overall, and more than a little interesting. I never knew icebergs hit the land. I guess it is stuck there now? Someone said you have shots of one from last year? Got a link.

jbdavies wrote in post #6002804
I LOVE it! Excellent job!

Thanks jbdavies for your comment

amethyst dragon wrote in post #6002873
I think it's a nice shot! A little blown out here and there, but overall nice.

Thanks amethyst

Jim G wrote in post #6002909
Damn cool. Would love to do that someday.

Thanks Jim

Tsmith wrote in post #6003976
Although it won't replace last years masterpiece its still very well presented Frank. And no blown out areas on my calibrated apple monitor.

Thanks Tony, glad you like it

eldiablo wrote in post #6005116
heh? Looks like a perfectly exposed image to me. Great range of light you have there.

Thanks eldiablo

sparker1 wrote in post #6005642
Nice shot, Frank. You may recall the summer I was there, no icebergs at all. Guess I'll have to go back.

Thanks Stan. Last year and this year were good years for icebergs, and they expect the next couple of years to be good as well.
The best time for bergs are May and June. The NE winds in July usually pulls them out to sea.

canonloader wrote in post #6005769
Very nice shot overall, and more than a little interesting. I never knew icebergs hit the land. I guess it is stuck there now? Someone said you have shots of one from last year? Got a link.

Thank canonloader for your kind words.

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I like it Frank! Nice detail in the foreground.

sweet shot, looks great!

Amazing shot! Love it.

Gives me that "global warming" feeling.

Excellent shot!

jdizzle wrote in post #6007820
I like it Frank! Nice detail in the foreground.

Thanks jdizzle

zelseman wrote in post #6009275
sweet shot, looks great!

Thanks zelseman, glad you like it

scottycam wrote in post #6009626
Amazing shot! Love it.

thanks scottycam

kenyc wrote in post #6009713
Gives me that "global warming" feeling.

Excellent shot!

Thanks Kenny. The global warming affect must have been happening for a very long time. There's been reports of icebergs in and around Newfoundland for hundreds of years.

Nice one Frank.... ! Must have been a good year judging from the amount of photos posted on the Newfoundland Photographers forum. Been over thirty years since I've been back to Twillingate. Some of my very early ancestors settled in that area. Maybe next Spring . . . ? Your photos are making it very enticing . .