Upper Michigan outing

[Tim Schulz]

Hi all,

Here are a few photos from a recent outing.  I welcome any comments and/or critiques.  

Cheers,
Tim

[Neal Osborn]

Those shots are great Tim!  They really capture the mood of a misty morning fishing trip.  I want to go there (ah hem . . . now, LOL).

By the way, I love the use of the rule of thirds on those first two shots.

[Corey Kruitbosch]

Those are super sweet! Personally, I really like the 5th photo.

[Steve K.]

Great stuff Tim. I’m with Corey…#5. The perspective draws me toward the bend in the river. Makes me want to know what’s around the bend.

[Cameron Mortenson]

I like.

[J A Y M O R R]

As Corey mentioned…#5 is great. I like it a lot.  Nice work.

In photos 1 & 2, the pine tree in front of the angler is distracting.  The casting was captured perfectly.  The tree in the frame takes away from the shot and subject matter.

[Tim Schulz]

Thanks for the nice comments and helpful suggestions guys.  Compliments from this group mean a lot to me, but I value your critiques too.

Neal:  It is a wonderful, magical place; a mecca for many.  Here are couple iconic shots that might be familiar to a few people:

[Eric DeWitt]

Great shots, i;ve seen pictures of that cabin before, would love to venture there someday!!

[Mike Anderson]

#5 is book worthy.

[Tim Schulz]

I snapped about 50 frames around #5, and they all have that same look and feel.  I was almost shaking at the time because I knew that the light and fog  were very special.  For those of you who recognize the cabin, the ‘model’ in these photos is John Voelker’s grandson.  A great model and a great person.

[steve kunder]

Great shots really enjoyed them. Loved the mood they conveyed.

[Mike McKeown]

“You must bring your own woman” photo is exactly what Jay is talking about… freck that is killer.

Jay, thanks that is a bit of advice I cant say I have heard!

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