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Published: 2012-10-13 16:51:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 2080; Favourites: 140; Downloads: 16
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Slave River Rapids, Northwest TerritoriesI was driving home from work Friday morning after the Thursday night night-shift, and noticed a tower of fog billowing out of the rapids - could be seen over houses and trees. I was drawn to it, and after stopping home to get my camera, I ventured out in the -10oC morning air and had a great session! It was ethereal and beautiful out there. Tired when I got home, though. Tonight I will try to process more from this morning - there's a few cool ones!
This has had an "orton effect" applied (obvious)
I've shot this location to death, yet somehow I don't get bored by it. A very dynamic place!
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any ND filters?
what software you use for post processing?
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I used 4-5 stops of Lee ND soft grad filters if I remember right. I have 6 stops in total of ND soft. I'm currently using CS5.
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Hmm... Lee filters are top of the class.. and expensive 
Try adobe Lightroom ..
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Even before I read your description, my first thought was "Looks cold!"
Beautiful shot
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It was chilly but once I got moving around it was just great 
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It's hot and humid where I am so it's nice to get the sensation just by looking at the photo so thanks.
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Do you think the sky looks too dark?
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Not really. But my focus was automatically drawn to the water and the chilly looking stone more than the sky. The dark blue still has a nice contrast to the orange.
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Ok
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OMG, that's beautiful.
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Cool! 
Looking forward to them.
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Thank you friend
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the water is so thick, yet fluid, it almost looks like liquid mercury :3
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