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Published: 2006-04-02 23:48:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 276; Favourites: 2; Downloads: 19
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A series of seven photos of Putnam, CT's Cargil Falls. All taken with a Canon Rebel XT fitted with a Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 lens and a Cokin P156 NDX filter. ISO was boosted to 400 ASA exposures were 6 min. @ f/8. Original color image converted to B&W in Photoshop.Related content
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o god gorgeous.. that is why i really want a tripod soo bad!!!
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Thank you very much for the comment. I am still working on the technique for this kind of shot - trying different filters, etc., but yes a tripod is essential.
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Looks like clouds, like a mountain top is poking through! Love it!
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I have to say that of all seven I like this one the most. I feel like this one has the best composition and exposure. A couple of the others had corners that seemed a little flat. This one however has captured a great essence of light. Its a very beautiful scene.
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Thanks! This is my favorite of the group as well. I am having a little trouble getting the right kind of ND filter that won't vignette on the 10mm.
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ND filters are tough. However if you are going to use one. Try to think of a way that the vignette could benefit the image. Or a way to compose the image differently. The others in the group are interesting as well.
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yeah, normally not too much of an issue, but with this 10mm lens, it is definitely a pain. I have a couple full frame fish eyes, the Pentax screw mount 35mm one has built-in filters and the 30mm Arsat for MF has rear mount filters. Never a problem with those. Thanks for the comments!
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Yeah, that is how I want the water to look, but I have to work on the rest of the image.
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