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KungPOW
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Original Filesize |
377.6 KB |
| Category |
Landscape
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Original Dimensions |
900 x 508 |
| Date Posted |
05-18-2008 12:47 AM |
Number Of Views |
116 |
| Average Rating |
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Number Of Comments |
2 |
| Title |
Cypress Falls |
| Description |
Photo of the rapids just upstream of the main falls.
I realised that the Image I posted was too dark to see.
Here is the repost. Now I know not to post late at night with the lights off! |
| Camera |
K10D |
| Lens |
SMC-A 50 1.7 |
| Location |
Cypress Falls Provincial Park |
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#1

08-10-2008 11:38 AM
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Cypress Falls
What was your exposure time on this? It's obviously pretty short (that's a very fast lens, and the frozen water is clearly frozen in motion).
I'm loving your work, KP: nice composition, good subject material. All around lovely.
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#2

08-16-2008 12:24 AM
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Cypress Falls
Thanks for the comments!
It was a 1/40 sec exposure. I wanted the water to not be perfectly crisp, nor a smooth blur. I felt if it was a smooth blur (tripod long exposure), then the turbulent look would be lost. But if the water was too crisp, it might not look realistic.
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