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This image was taken one winter in Scotland when the temperatures reached a low of minus thirty degrees celsius. It was difficult to reach as it was running through a ravine but I was determined to get the
Haw River - remembering the flow
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A stream makes its way down Rocky Valley near Tintagel in Cornwall. Water effect using KASE filters and long exposure.
Vale de Cambra | Portugal
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Exposure settings: f/22, 2.5, 10, 30 sec (1/400), ISO 250, 12 mm
Pre-processing: Pre-sharpening, contrast enhancement, white balancing and tone-corrected three RAW files in Lightroom and 6 different tonemapped versions were exported for manual blending.
Post-processing: Local colour contrast enhancement with the Color Balance-, Curves-, Levels & Selective Color Adjustment Layers.
Final touch-ups: Post-sharpening with unsaturated High Pass filter layer in Vivid Color layer mode. Burning & Dodging on a 50% gray-filled layer - see previous Daily Tip.
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This view is just a few meters downstream from Takakkaw falls. The stream has just a short run to the Yoho River, and strangely, it has no name. I would call it Takakkaw Creek, but no one would listen to me!
Lassen National Volcanic Park, California.
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© Melissa Post 2019
Often in the mountains I hike close to streams, impetuous rivers, without considering them properly because the destination is always far away or, perhaps, the “photographic purpose” seems to be always “something else”, like enchanting sunsets or sunrises, crazy peaks, mystical blue hours or mysterious nights full of stars or moonlight.
Well, it is very difficult to define what the photographic purpose actually is, so much that I have now translated it into a sort of being always ready to capture beauty virtually in everything.
I know that photographing a stream with a slightly long exposure is a cliché, nevertheless when I see the right geometries and the right touch of light I try to do not miss the opportunity :-)
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