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Published: 2011-08-09 13:28:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 15873; Favourites: 1501; Downloads: 699
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Brainard Lake, Colorado is quite the awesome place. It seems every time I am there it is just an excellent experience and this time was no different. Photographed between passing storms at sunset, I really wanted to get the movement of the clouds so I decided to experiment some and use 2 stacked ND8's along with my CPL to really slow the shutter down a lot. This is the end result.I really need to get back here again soon. Love it up here!
---John
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Comments: 126
Amazing. Did you edit this at all? No insult intended, just rarely do you see colors like that come from nature so vividly. I absolutely love it.
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WOA i thought this was photoshop the colors are so unreal!!!
its really beautiful everything is perfect
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Is this kind of dream? This is so beautiful photograph...
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nice capture, but the magenta is too much for my sensitive eyes.
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The water behind the shrub is in a very bright blue shade, looks (un)natural.
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I am starting to understand why you all (the most dedicated photographers, I mean) use the ND filter... I have seen purple skies but never anything like this.
One question: how do you know the type of filter you'll need? Because the ND filters are DAMN expensive!!!!
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well, there are 2 types, there are Grad NDs and then there are NDs. It all depends how long you want teh exposure for and that also reflects in price. Mine weren't so much, 10- is all
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I think I took a look at regular ND filters and boy, were they expensive!!! I was searching for a 77mm filter and soon realized that it costed way too much.
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get Cokin P style filters unless you are wanting an nd1000 or something
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This is only alright. I give it a 10/10. Think you can do better next time.
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what isnt to love about that place
its...a stunning capture once again...really love the movement of cloud...but I gues I dnt really have to emphasise on that..every one loves it
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gotta be one of my favourites of yours this year, damn... that sky!! something apocalyptic's afoot...
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Great shot! Bear Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park is almost a twin for this shot. The Rockies are fabulous.
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Oh gosh, this is brilliant.
Loving the clodus
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