Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Michael H. Cothran on April 02, 2012, 08:14:26 pm
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Here's two from this past weekend with my fairly new (6 weeks old) H4D, and the 35-90 zoom.
First is a rapids on the Little River (Little River Road), and the second is the Middle Prong, in the Tremont area.
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I quite like these, just the right amount of movement showing in the water without turning it to "milk" like so many do. I'm not lover of overdone long exposures on water. Nice shots
Dewi
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I quite like these, just the right amount of movement showing in the water without turning it to "milk" like so many do. I'm not lover of overdone long exposures on water. Nice shots
Dewi
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Well done!
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You can certainly feel the energy in these images, well done!
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In the top image you found a very nice natural curve and line of the stream letting it flow right oit of the lower left corner of the frame. The stream is a nice easy line for the eye to follow. The soft light really lets the colors stand out in detail. You chose a perfect small segment of the stream that clearly lets your subject, the stream play its major role. I can picture another smoky day in the Smokies!
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Thank you for the kind replies. Here's one more to add from the weekend. It is a two-image focus stack, done manually in CS3.
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Nice greens! I can almost see the sun coming through the trees, yet the light is not bright enough to wash out the colors. Very nice image.