Grand Traverse Bay shoreline
Taken on the western shore of Grand Traverse Bay, Michigan, during Christmas week, 1974. I love the way the sun catches the mist rising by the shore & trees. Tom Brooks was trying to teach me a bit about photography -- he became the professional. Good friends are the breath of life. 
posted by Bob at 10:10 AM
13 Comments:
Great shot. The framing is just PERFECT. The only thing I don't like is the glare on the trees. But otherwise its fine.
Two pictures in one day... What a treat. I like the lighting on the rocks, they look slippery.
I wouldn't know how old these are if you didn't tell us. Great shots, then and now!
Nice shot, is that a little lens glare I detact along the trees.
I don't think the lens was little -- these were the years I was using my Minolta SRT-101 and if I recall correctly that lens was an f1.7. ;-)
What an awesome shoreline! I don't think I can get as far as 29 years... but since elementary school, it's been 20 years, so slowly but surely getting there :)
Happens faster than you think. Thanks for visiting.
Beautiful picture... you have to love the way old film catures the moment!
Regards,
Jason
love how you caught the mist in the image! great work :)
Really cool find.
What a nice beach! Looks great with the mist in the air...
1974! Outstanding!!! I was only 2 at the time...it looks superb!
my blog picture was taken within a couple of years of this picture.
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