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Published: 2011-10-12 03:08:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 6623; Favourites: 527; Downloads: 0
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It is a masterpiece! As painting by oil!..
I am in love.
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again what is the lens you have used for this one and i wanna know how much software edit have you used in here, if there is any chance of we can see the original pic from the cam 
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Canon 17-40L, and very minimal editing. The main adjustments are contrast, highlight recovery and shadow recovery. The rest is more or less untouched.
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Hello, your work has been selected to be in #Genuine-ART 's Featured Corner .
Have a nice day,
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A..are you SURE this is a photograph??? The ocean looks like it was just painted in! Amazing!
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Nice man...By the way, hows the job going??
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Hey man. Loving the new job, get to meet awesome people and it's very rewarding seeing my image on the front page. Lots of fun
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Thank you, and cheers for stopping by my website
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This is taken on the Coffs Coast of Mid Norh Coast NSW, Australia.
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I love it. It's really beeautiful!
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Yes all my images are taken in Australia
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life and death also have its own appointments.
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Great Picture! Out of the box or a lot of "postproduction"?
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Very little post-work was done here. Basic curves, levels and saturation boost to enhance the atmosphere. It was just one of those days when everything in nature comes together nicely
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Thx for Info! It is a great picture with a unique atmosphere
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Beautiful!
Just out of curiosity, how long of exposure do you normally do for these images?
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It varies depending on the scene, lighting and overall effect I'm going for. Most my seascape work is anywhere between 1/5th sec - 3min exposures...
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this is amazing! I honestly thought it was a painting at first! 
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