Sun Breaks at Jordan Lake

stargazer77517 wrote in post #8561212
Good job! Been thinking of getting one of them reverse grads. Seems to work well....

Thanks stargazer. The Singh Ray Reverse GND is a must have for landscape photography.

Markitos wrote in post #8561231
Hey, I was just at Jordan Lake this morning!

Really? Which part of Jordan Lake?

Cyclop wrote in post #8561713
Wow, awesome shot!

Thanks Cyclops.

I'm not sure what people are seeing when people are viewing my photos. When I view this pic on my 24" TN panel, it looks soft and the colors seem to be a bit off even though it's calibrated. When I view it on my H-IPS/S-PVA panel, it looks sharp throughout.

The colour version works better for me.

jdizzle wrote in post #8574414
Really? Which part of Jordan Lake?

I'm usually around Poplar point, sometimes around the observation point on 751... I don't know, I change it up a lot depending on how much time I have. Anyway, last week was the first time I'd been there in a long time.

Nice shot, too!

wouter88 wrote in post #8574498
The colour version works better for me.

Thanks wouter.

Markitos wrote in post #8575079
I'm usually around Poplar point, sometimes around the observation point on 751... I don't know, I change it up a lot depending on how much time I have. Anyway, last week was the first time I'd been there in a long time.

Nice shot, too!

Thanks Markitos. We should meet up one time. Does the sunrise at observation point on 751? I pass that place all the time on my way to work and I never have chance to stop and check it out. Thanks!

P.S. I would also check out Ebenezer Church. It's a great spot for sunsets.

pic looks pretty gold/blue to me..