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MarkLucey — Serinity in the Mountains
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Flowing creek, Blue Mountains National Park, Hazelbrook NSW.Canon EOS 7D, Shooting Mode Bulb, Shutter Speed 60, Aperture Value 11.0
Center-Weighted Average Metering, ISO 100, EF-S10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
@ 17.0 mm, Hoya ND8 and B+W CPL.
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Can I use this image for manips? Will include credits!
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I've used your image here: felixgdv.altervista.org/blog/2…
I gave you credits, I hope is all fine!
Thank you,
Elisa.
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Wow, beautiful! I love how the water looks so smooth and the colors are fantastic. Great shot
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So finally I have time to comment 
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Sensational selections, thanks for including my work
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Ok, I dreaming right?
Excellent Work!
Thanks for posting.
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Thank you for posting all the camera info! Beautiful!
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I dont get what you mean by serenity in the mountains.
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The scene is located in the Blue Mountains, hence the title
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well done ! you used an ND8 and CPL and reached 60sec... but wouldn't it be enough with just the CPL on top of the lens for smooth water??
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A CPL is anywhere between 11/2 to 2 stops depending on the brand. To be honest I cant recall what the baseline reading was, but to choose that combination I obviously needed more for the exact reason you statw, to smooth the water. It was getting late and the sun was starting to penetrate the valley (you can see on the left of the image. I wan't worried about the back falls it was the foreground I was concentrating on.
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It was very interesting to see that yellow in real life.
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Great color saturation. I love the silky water.
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Beautiful photo!! Thanks for the info too, I always like to see what the setup was...it
helps beginners like me to figure out good settings.
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It hewlps me remember. Use the serttings as a guide only, each image stills needs to be thought about and use settings according to what you want to achieve.
Thanks for the comment
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