I have spent a lot of years trying to get just the right conditions at this lake. I have been there in the winter, sunrise, sunset, for this shot I was there after sundown. In fact the sun had been down for about 30 mins. I did use a GND filter and a morning light (orange) graduated filter stacked. If you look close you will see a wee little moon up there in the clouds. That is what you get when you shoot 14mm.
<a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.flickr.com/people/36224384@N08">Charles Knowles</a> from Meridian Idaho, USA
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