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This image has a little haziness to it... the title might hint at the reason behind that
And don't let the warm tones fool you this was taken on a winters morning. The fav's and comments are much appreciated!
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Yeah,the oppurinty to capture picture like that wouldn't come to regularly. But at least you got one while you had the chance ^_^
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The picture is amazingly beautiful and the title is perfect.
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You're great work is featured here
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simply incredible.. there are no words..
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where is this?
such a beautiful shot ^^
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Port Macquarie, Australia
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DAMN!!!! thats awesome, i REALLY REALLY wanna try this on velvia and in 617 and on your 6x6 for some HIGH RES scanning and MASSIVE printing
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Cheers! i'm still waiting to try some long exposures with 6x6, need a cloudy evening
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hhmmm swap? hhhmmmmmmm sure why not, looks like you got your cloudy night tonight and ya rain for the state forest to
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if ya don't want the b&w i can just buy some off you
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you went somewhere with out your latest camera??? thats insane....i think i know a few nice watery rapids round comboyne area i just gotta think hard as to where it is, i remember going down them when i was like 10, would i be able to grab the remainder of the $ for the canvas's? i just gotta get my books all together before the end of the month thanks
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won't happen next time
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wonderful location, and timing!!! amazing mood to this
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Gorgeous! You shot it at a perfect time.
Did you use a filter? If so what kind of filter did you use?
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used a graduated ND filter
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Me too but i have to go to sleep now
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absolutely beautiful! Just a question- how did you get the beautiful blur without over exposing the photo? Every time I try the picture ends up white!
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Thankyou
Pick an exposure time around 1sec, then adjust your aperture and ISO to suit the lighting conditions
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