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wb-skinner — Deep Forest Flow
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Published: 2006-08-17 06:55:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 10193; Favourites: 433; Downloads: 932
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I made this photo while on a long tough hike around Rinker Lake (on which my forward attack base for forest fires is situated) to the mouth of a fast flowing stream surrounded by cedar and moss. The lush area is very hard to access due to the thick cedar growth surrounding it.. these old trees give the streambed a very tropical feel despite this being the heartland of the Canadian Shield boreal forest.. a rare little ecosystem I was glad to happen upon last week.HDR image.. 3 shots bracketed at 1/3EV.
If you'd like, please have a gander at my mini-gallery devoted to Moving Water
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Where were located when you took this photo(just wondering)?
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Hi, I featured this here:[link] I liked it and I hope you don't mind.
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The way these boreal forests look so ancient and pristine in their own way. Very moody capture, with that nice natural division between green vegetal top and gray watery/rocky bottom and the water running wild and free like it's actually more flying than flowing.
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Fantastic scenery and you captured it beautifully.
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This is magical! The more I look at this.. It's like I am waiting for a magical fairy to appear lol
What awesome tones and levels.
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Simply spectacular! That forest looks like it would be so beautiful. ^_^
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it was an unusual little isolated cedar environment in the heart of Canadian Shield boreal forest ... very dark, lush, and sheltered .. but tougher than hell to hike through
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Amazing HDR!! I'm having a very hard time believing the 2 comments/202 favs right now :0 I guess this has just left everyone speachless 
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lol .. thanks .. no I fight fire in the summer when I posted this... no time for comment replies back then so I had turned them off
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