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Published: 2010-11-20 02:53:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 9518; Favourites: 581; Downloads: 1
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The sculpting water of this stream moves silently through the deep fissure in a never ending cascade. This is a rare location in which the relentless flow of time is so easily translated into a physical form.Zion National Park back country, UT.
Canon 5D. 24-105 L. Circ Polarizer.
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Hi John, I appreciate the critique. I likes the same qualities as you, very well written feedback.
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No problem. You have to admit it's a great shot.
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Incredible...Such vibrant colors too...I've heard of this park, now I can see why it's so popular.
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Your lovely work has been featured in my Journal !
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i like your style, good one indeed, i like it so much!
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Damn dude. You have some amazing new work. Congrats on th DD and keep it up.
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Thanks man, I've taken a couple of these weekend trips that were just amazing.
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This is an incredible series, so well done, and thank you so much for sharing these shots!
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Hi!
I wanted to let you know that this photograph has been featured in the APN Daily Deviations - November 2010 News article!
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I swear I thought this was a painting at first. This shot is very surreal. Great job!
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very pretty. :] looks kinda like an abstract painting. :3
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that is a very special photo, i believe. i think the yellow leaves are very important to it, and the curve in something otherwise quite made out of straight lines. and yes, the glassy appearance of the rock. i have never seen anything like this shot. it is extremely aesthetic.
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Flow: Very Clever!
you know, this has got a sensual element in it, prolly because of the shape.Clever!
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Just amazing... Love the colours and shapes of the leaves!
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oh god, i'm speechless, this deserve more than daily dev.
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Absolutely stunning. A very unusual shot and I love the juxtaposition of the fluid water in the fissure with the leaves in the standing water which look almost frozen in clear ice.
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oh my goodness - what an extraordinary image!
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Looks good to me, Wayson. Although I'm not really sure how you could mess this one up. I must admit though, that I am a little partial to the shots of this with a bit of a cobalt/blue color in the water. Did you have to desaturate it to look like this or did your camera not pick up any blue?
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Thanks Chris, my camera didn't pick up any blue here, I don't know if the lighting that day provided any. How did your shots here turn out? (I'm guessing very similar...)
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I have always loved shots like this. I like that you threw in a curve of the water here.
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This has been photographed a lot, but I've always wanted my version in my port, thanks Peter.
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You did a fine job sir.
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