My last evening at Pukaskaw Provincial Park. I decided to check out the beach nearest the mouth of the Pic River. This beach is the largest near the campgrounds. The beach was covered with driftwood at the high water mark. As I traversed the beach looking for a photographic composition, moose tracks could be seen in the sand. They were old, as debris was filling the tracks. The sun was slowly setting, a nice breeze was wafting in from the Lake Superior. Half way down the lake there was a rock outcropping all by itself at the edge of the beach. In the background was an island.
I set up my tripod low so that I could eliminate as much of the water surface between the rock outcrop in the foreground and the the far island. There is a bit of color in the late evening sky. But nothing dramatic. There is a stark contrast between the black of the volcanic rock and the bold colors of the lichen that forms on theses rocks. Add a couple little plants to the recipe to create this composition. This location is worth a few more trips to photograph.
Well that is it for now. The 36th La Cloche Art Show is now in full swing. It runs till Sunday July 14th from 11 a.m. – to 5:00 p.m.
Two of my works is on display there.
Thank you everyone for stopping by for a visit. Until next time happy trails.
Ken Bennison's Photography 
Gorgeous!!!
Thanks Alex.
Ken
You are welcome!
That’s a stunning composition, love the image
Thank you Coco
Ken
Absolutely amazing. Great work!
Thanks Duncan.
Ken
Lovely shot! The red moss on the rocks makes it look like the red of the sky is reflected there. Brilliant!
Thank you iarxiv
Ken
Nice work. thanks for sharing. Shary
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Thanks Shary
Ken
Stunning picture! Lovely composition!
Lake Superior is a great place to photograph