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Thank you Amy. Thank you and yes it was!

Thank you Jim. I agree on #3 and I have struggled with this as from memory, the whole area turned this crazy color but it just doesn't seem real in post. I may re work this. Thank you! I appreciate your feedback and I may re-work both of these :)

Thank you kindly Ben :) Thank you Alan, I appreciate your feedback :)

This is a fantastic capture and one place I have always wanted to shoot. We were there in Sept of 2017 but it was right after a snow storm and this part of the park was closed unfortunately. Fantastic work here!

Wow! Very special light right there.

Life has been extremely busy this past year but I have tried to make time to capture images. Scouted a new place that looked promising and headed out one afternoon after work recently when weather conditions showed some potential promise as storms had come and gone and were to come again this...

This is very nice! A place I regret not venturing too 10 years ago when we were close by. Spectacular light and composition.

Thank you Ben, I enjoy the process with film. I shoot digital but for my more personal pleasure, it is a film camera 90% of the time, usually with B&W loaded. Alan, I appreciate the feedback. Sometimes I am indecisive with composition choice.

Very nice!

Towards the late afternoon, a few of the lighthouse at Presque Isle. Interesting hike out to this, about an eighth to a quarter mile of a concrete tide breaker and then some difficult rock hopping to get closer. The closer I got, the tougher it was so I did not make it all the way out to it...

Thank you Ben and Alan :)

This is stunning! Well done B&W!

The pano really does this scene well. Great capture of the rare desert drama.

I posted 1 image earlier in the week, here is another from a different perspective. Presque Isle, Marquette, Michigan.

Thank you Jameel, Douglas, Amy and Bart for the kind words :)

Thank you Ben :)

Thank you Alan. It was a peaceful setting! I was shooting in the other direction but turned around and saw this rock and figured it would be a good anchor and would contrast the soft pastels in the background.

We just got back from a week in the UP visiting the grandkids however I did manage to make it out for some images. I will be sharing several over the next few days as I work through the digital files. Here is one from Thursday evening, our last night there. A little rain out on Lake Superior...

Thank you Jim :)

Thank you kindly. :) Thank you! Yes, I am aware of this technicality so let me re-phrase to say, the telephoto creates the ILLUSION of compression vs. a standard/wide/superside lens due to the narrower FOV. :)