I continued hiking the trail around Ogle Lake and shooting images in and around the lake.

The big lens allowed me to zoom into the edge of the forest across the lake, eliminating the sky and the lake from the scene.


Reflections in water are always a good subject. The scene above drew me to it as soon as I noticed how the log divided the reflections and calmed the surface just enough to create the impressionist forest reflection.



Before I left the park, I stopped and hiked along a trail through the forest. I shot many images, but most were not all that appealing, so I’m just sharing a few of the better ones.



Thanks for following,
Ken