A visit to the dock in the village of Colpoy’s Bay on the South Bruce Peninsula on a grey, overcast morning saw me shooting long exposures in monochrome.
This is an extremely wide view of the dock and Colpoy’s Bay taken with a fisheye lens. It was a 30 second exposure which has smoothed out the water.
Colpoy’s Bay at sunrise last Sunday morning. It was almost monochromatic until the rising sun turned the bottom of some of the clouds red.
I borrowed the title from the Deep Purple song Smoke On The Water.
A recent dawn over Colpoy’s Bay and the Niagara Escarpment. I noticed the red leaves on the shoreline in the half light and framed some of the shots to include some.
With the amount of cloud over Colpoy’s Bay yesterday morning I wasn’t expecting much of a sunrise but did shoot some monochrome images.
A visit to the Colpoy’s Bay shoreline at sunrise last Sunday morning and another photo taken with my fisheye lens.
I parked at the side of the road along the shoreline where the breakwater for Wiarton Marina sticks out into the bay. The breakwater is roughly 90 degrees from the shoreline but the distortion caused by extreme angle of view of the fisheye lens makes it look as if the shoreline and breakwater form a U rather than an L.
My contribution to Six Word Saturday.
