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Moving water by Cof
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Thought I'd try some moving water shots, this is with a fairly quick shutter speed
Nikon D70s, Nikon Wideangle, Tripod
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M-ticMatic Justin
   Forum Posts: 223 Art Reviews: Comments: 654 Age: 21 |
#6902 2006-05-29 11:52 GMT Rated: Not Rated |
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The water looks great, care for a swim
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Justin
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GothexName Not Set Yet Forum Posts: 1 Art Reviews: Comments: 166 Age: 17 |
#6905 2006-05-29 15:01 GMT Rated: Not Rated |
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niice ;D
we dont havce that kind if small waterfalls where i live ... to much mountains ^^ we only have medium large XD not as big as victoria falls but ^^ maybe 1/10 of that ^^ |
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CofName Not Set Yet
 Forum Posts: 537 Art Reviews: Comments: 404 Age: 19 |
#6907 2006-05-29 15:36 GMT Rated: Not Rated |
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Thats only about 2" (60cm) across
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LombiDomen Lombergar
 Forum Posts: 1977 Art Reviews: Comments: 1170 Age: 25 |
#6931 2006-05-29 18:48 GMT Rated: Not Rated |
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probably not the best scenario to shoot this on, i've seen so many wonderful places around where you live...
Try to do this at a nice place @ dusk or dawn. Or just fully close down the aperture (as i see it's now open from the non-sharpness of that branch) Also a polarizer filter will really bring this out!
Siggie!
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stickpeopleareangryMary Lemcke Forum Posts: 0 Art Reviews: Comments: 140 Age: 20 |
#6959 2006-05-30 12:53 GMT Rated: Not Rated |
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very nice use of shutter speed.
Not even God can beat Tetris.
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