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Published: 2012-03-04 08:54:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 2908; Favourites: 195; Downloads: 0
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Oakland Falls, Hazelbrook, Blue Mountains, NSW, in full flow after a week of rain.Canon EOS 7D, Manual Exposure, Shutter Speed 6, Aperture Value 11.0
Center-Weighted Average Metering, ISO 100, EF-S10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
@ 14.0 mm, Hoya ND8 & B+W CPL filters
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Comments: 27
Amazing light and colors! The water motion effect is beautiful.
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good day, loved the picture, it was with some spectacular colors, I love your composition, many congratulations, already now, if able to visit my gallery and comment and if you can of me a few points in my donation, thank you
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It does, must be the blurred motion of the foam around the base of the rock.
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The rock closest to you looks like it is floating!! Beautiful shot!!
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Lovely light for a midday shot
Do you usually favour center weighted metering for Landscape shots?
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Thanks Brian.
It all depends on the angles of light in the scene. 1hr earlier there was bright sunshine especially in the front right of the scene. When the cloud cover finally arrived it was perfect and I changed back to CW rather then evaluative.
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Gotcha
Thanks Mark
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