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NadavDov — Swimming Upstream
Published: 2007-05-14 20:12:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 1530; Favourites: 58; Downloads: 31
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Rising upon the stream,Feeling against the pain,
Dreaming against the cold night, I'm swimming upstream.
Hoping against unknown future,
Loving against lonely heart,
knowing it will be better against painful failurs,
I'm swimming upstream.
In A world of cold water I fight in warm heart,
feeling every stream and growing in every part.
I'll be better in time, against the ultimate stream,
I'll grow and fight with my own heart.
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taken with I.R filter in a little waterfall on the national park of Ramat Gan, Israel.
I can say this is my first official Infra Red shot.
it's very hard to shoot I.R in Nikon D200.
I used 3 shots to get the round perspective of the waterfall's rocks.
taken with 18mm focal lengh and combined the edges of each shot toghether in P.S.
adited and converted to B/W.
there's no Darkroom category so I think the suitable catagory is the photomanipulation.
Nadav Dov Boretzki
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Comments: 31
The passion you envoke is amazing. You amaze me with every picture.
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You are very welcome.
Thank you for your work!!!!
-Mary
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Lovely, ethereal mood of this water scene. I love it.
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This is nuts!!! sorry but how did you take this again - I'm a bit of a noob with IR. This is a stitch too?
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I used I.R Technique.
it's A special filter.
the nikon D200 dosn't match perfectly to shot IR so it was hard.
I did several shots of the place and stitch them in P.S.
it's like panoramic shot just in IR
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needless to say I'm stunned - it's a beautiful result. There is so much of interest going on.
I'm not sure if it's even possible to shoot in IR with my Canon 350D, I REALLY hope so but it will be a loooong time before I have the vision to come up with something like this. Well done
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I think you can shoot IR with your cam.
it's sure won't be in the quality like shooting IR with nikon D70 or D50 but in long exposure under the right conditions during the day while using the IR filter you can come up with something nice.
My IR abilities in the camera is more or less like yours.
much more hard to get but with the right technique it's possible
if you need any help with it tell me
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I just did the same with a 10-22mm lens - I wasn't told in the shop that a canon 10-22mm was a TRUE 10-22mm (apparently) so I baught the sigma 10-22 with re-assurances that it'd be practically the same 
Well anyway, no use crying about it now 
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yeah, that's why you always need to check in another place before you but and to do you own research.
but, never mind, the sigma lens is good, I have sigma 10-20 and I love it!
very sharp, vivid colors, wide ofcourse and fast!
be my guess to use my offer.
that's why I offer it
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Ok ... it took some time!!!!
I took the plunge and got a Hoya R72
I'm looking forward to having a play with it tomorrow but so far I seem to be getting a bright reflection of the aperture in the middle of the image ... hopefully it'll be a simple trick to fix!
I hope all is well with you
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Lovely capture of mod and lighting. The water motion is delicate and ethereal in quality. Nicely done
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god damnit i always knew you were great! You were great back when i was at DA and you are still great! love this picture man! is it infra-red photography? it looks like it!
NICE work man!!!
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yep, an infra red shot combined several frames of I.R
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Very well done!!
(i would take out that little grass or what not thats on the left side of the photo, it kinda distracts the eye...)
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