Tracy Arm, Alaska.

[PeterAit]

Very early in the morning, from our cruise ship. This was one of the first icebergs I ever saw and I was excited! Panasonic G2 with Lumic 14-42mm lens.

[Jeremy Roussak]

I was hugely excited when I saw my first iceberg, too. They're wondrous things.

This shot, on the other hand, looks better to me without the blurred white thing in the foreground.

Jeremy

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

But if you've spent a lot of money in order to get to see blurred white things, ...

I have to agree with Jeremy. The rest of the scene is the exciting part.

[RSL]

Generally I ridicule the sharpness fetish, but for this kind of thing sharpness is important. None of this picture is sharp enough to make it a keeper.

[rabanito]

I was hugely excited when I saw my first iceberg, too. They're wondrous things.

This shot, on the other hand, looks better to me without the blurred white thing in the foreground.

Jeremy

Right but the "blurred thing" is th ice-"berg" proper!

[PeterAit]

It is not sharp, to be sure. But 1/8 of a sec thru porthole glass? And to be honest, the whole scene actually looked sort of blurry!

[churly]

I actually rather like your blurred vision on this one.  But your iceberg  looks like an ice pan to me,  I don't think it even qualifies as a growler.      But then 'firsts' are always special.
Chuck