As I was crawling over rocks alone the Lake Superior shoreline one evening. I looked down ahead of me . There before me was an ancient lava flow like it was yesterday. Incredible.
I set up the camera equipment among the rocks. It was a quiet evening, The sun was on the horizon soon to disappear. Not before it went out in a blaze of glory. As I was photographing everything turned to red.
Once again Bassfin Lake. The same location.
Different day with different lighting.
There is nice cloud cover.
I used the reflections on the water to the right as a lead in to the photo depth. Also for added dimension.
Different day with different lighting.
There is nice cloud cover.
I used the reflections on the water to the right as a lead in to the photo depth. Also for added dimension.
Bassfin Lake is located in the Sudbury area.
You travel the Matagamasi Lake Road .
This is an interesting lake to photograph for its colorful rock structures.
Every trip I made here I appeared to be the only person on the lake
The best photographing was in the evening in low light.
Then the colors became warm and beautiful
The little island on Wolf Lake from a different perspective
This area is home to old growth Red Pine
Glacially sculpted white quartzite cliffs surround Wolf Lake and are prevalent throughout this adjacent Temagami area.
An Evening at Dora Bay, Lake Superior.
Just South of Wawa
I drove into the Michipicoten First Nation for a photo shoot.
There was a beautiful sandy beach here
A number of rock islands not far from shore attracted my attention
I spent the evening photographing along the shoreline
There are no secrets.
The right place, the right time
Know what you are looking at
Come back another time
To capture that beautiful composition
The shores of Lake Superior are known for there ruggedness.
This composition features part of the shoreline
Found at Pukaskwa National Park
The rock structures are predominantly grey in color
With plant life that can be found in the Arctic
OSA Lake, Killarney Provincial Park
This is the same location as the photo in previous post.
The above photo was taken at a later time that evening
The sun is now very low as you can see the sunlight slashing the mountainside as a beam
The foreground is now darker now that the sun is been blocked by trees and rocks on the left
We had passed through this location a number of times over the years
I always liked what I saw.
Therefore I finally said lets plan a trip to photograph the that location.
We were always passing through in the middle of the day, onward to other locations.
We set up camp close by .
Here we were on a beautiful evening to capture the landscape.
Ken Bennison's Photography 