This shot is from the lakefront in Mandeville looking toward New Orleans, across Lake Pontchartrain. The buildings you see are the the downtown buildings. At this point it is about 20 miles across the lake and about 5 more miles to downtown. So they are about 25 miles away. You also get a good feel for the curvature of the earth in this shot.
--steve buser
Wow, that's a fascinating photo. I looooove it!
ReplyDeleteGreat take of these boats on the horizon. Unusual and fascinating, well done!
ReplyDeleteEye-catching! Great job!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful. I agree with your comment on freedom. You feel you want to be ON a boat and sail away, leaving all your worries behind. Fat chance...
ReplyDeleteLoved your birds yesterday too - great photographs.
Great effect - the buildings and boats look like a mirage in the summer heat!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an AWESOME shot! I didn't realize those were downtown buildings - I thought those were posts from an old pier, or buoys. Very cool photo!!
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ReplyDeleteGreat photos. The sky in this one is a unique color, and makes for a neat "picture perfect" postcard effect.
ReplyDeleteune photo de reve, avec une lumiere magnifique, que dire : Bravo
ReplyDeletea photograph of dream, with a splendid light, that to say: Cheer
Very nice indeed that picture of the sail boat and how you manage to take a great shot of it too.
ReplyDeleteI also like your other pictures esepcially the birds.
A dreamlike, shimmering image.
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Nie photograph Steve. I like the ships off the water in the distance too. An optical illusion I am guessing.
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Brookville Daily Photo
You captured this photo very well. I love the color of this and love how you captured those boats in a row.
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C'est trop beau!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo. The contrasts are striking!
ReplyDeletewow thats one great shot good thing i read the whole caption. or i wont know those were buildings from a far.
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