Perfect light!
Joan, your photo "Crisp Point Light at Sunset" is a truly spectacular travel picture. The color of the light is rich and warm -- it makes this lighthouse picture so very special. A beatiful sky, featuring evocative clouds. One suggestion: if you had a chance to do this kind of a shot again, try "counter-framing". (Remember my shot of that giraffe I showed you in Arizona?) Use a horizontal rather than vertical format, and place the lighthouse on the right, and perhaps the sea itself could become part of your composition on the left? We could go on forever about the shots we didn't make, right? But the important thing is to put to work what you have learned in the shots you have yet to make! Good luck, Joan.

Phil
— Phil Douglis, October 11, 2003

Joan, just returned from the UP, and it as beautiful as your photos show it to be. I'm glad one of us found Crisp Point! We drove around half the afternoon on dirt roads one day, and never did find it. Your shots from Crisp point are top notch! Rob
— Robert, August 26, 2003

Very Nice Pictures
I really enjoyed your pictures, I felt like I was there. We are going up over Labor Day weekend to see as many Lighthouses as we can fit in.
— Tom Lewis, August 26, 2003

Very Nice Pictures
I really enjoyed your pictures, I felt like I was there. We are going up over Labor Day weekend to see as many Lighthouses as we can fit in.
— Tom Lewis, August 26, 2003

Very Nice Pictures
I really enjoyed your pictures, I felt like I was there. We are going up over Labor Day weekend to see as many Lighthouses as we can fit in.
— Tom Lewis, August 26, 2003

Lighthouses
Joan, I really love your lighthouse photos. They are a favorite subject of mine also. I will be camping at Tahquamenon Falls State Park very soon and I hope to get some shots as nice as yours. Keep shooting! Rob
— Robert, July 22, 2003

Lens wow
Great pics, I like the lens the best but all are great. Nicely done.
— Tim Lubcke, July 17, 2003