I wrote two days ago that I love the evenings on Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake. Landscape photography is probably much more rewarding during the winter and spring because of great clouds that move fast over the lake and along the surrounding mountains. If you like feel free to click HERE to see what I mean.
However, the wind calmed down Thursday night and even some clouds moved in. A sunset is always nice but it is the hour after it that I enjoy the most for landscape photography. The little marina on the island was my anchor for this image with great reflections on the salty water. The Carl Zeiss Distagon T*, 35mm / f2 ZF is a wonderful sharp lens for this kind of photography. It has manual focus, something that many people probably not even consider anymore, but the quality of this lens is hard to beat. Still more to come...