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Published: 2011-07-05 04:47:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 6406; Favourites: 416; Downloads: 0
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An older shot with fresh processing from Curtis Falls - Mt Tamborine - Queensland, Australia.PURCHASE PRINTS FROM MY WEBSITE: [link]
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Nice pictures, i like them alot. Did you use a ND400 filter on this one?
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No, just a cpl filter here
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Might try some warming filter. Nice scene you got there. The rock in the fg though needs to be better off center to balance out the falls and rock/trees to the right...
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That 'rock' is actually a tree which has fallen a few years ago. I see where your coming from though
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rock/tree...tomatoe tomato
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OH WOW Drew....AWESOME shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I love the way the waterfall seems to pop out from the trees
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amazing shot i love the richness of colours. the sharpness is fantastic with the longer shutter speed to blur and smooth the water
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Interesting composition Drew! What flanks either side of this image?
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Now a hot chick is going to walk into frame and get me to buy either
1. Shampoo
2. Beer
3. A hot water system
I know how this goes.
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Lovely lush greens but if I'm honest mate I find that foreground a little bit obstructive...
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That is amazing 
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Beautiful capture of a very beautiful spot , excellent photography Drew. Been up Tamborine 100's of times but have never got to Curtis Falls yet.
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OMG, I wish i could go to places like this! WOW!
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I love your waterfall portraits! Always amazing how you capture with such skill and transport the viewer. True art finery!
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I cannot seem to find any words to properly describe how beautiful this scene is, and how wonderfully you've captured it.....
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