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I tried the whole "take the photo from down low" suggestion you always hear professionals give, and I liked it more than the higher up shot! Good job, professionals!
Even though I couldn't edit the RAW file to look as good as the JPEG that came from the camera, I'm publishing it anyway because I worked hours on it. . .
"Streaming Sunset:" After the latest snowstorm hit Arizona, I hiked down along a tributary of Lynx Creek that I knew faced West into the pines in hopes of capturing a colorful sunset. The soft blanket of snow covered the ground and accentuated the lines and curves of the creek as it meandered downstream. Needless to say, I was standing in the middle of the creek on some rocks which just a few days previously were above water level, but at this time, were now fully submerged with the gradual snowmelt that added to the flow. I'm always scouting to find new perspectives from which to shoot, to hopefully add to the images I have from the more common and familiar locations. I hope you enjoy!
A quick hand held shot whilst walking our dog in the Gwydir Forrest, recent very heavy rains had transformed this small stream into a pleasant river scene.
Sony HX400V---A few weeks ago, this small stream was bone-dry, after a long summer season. This month, we've had an all-time record amount of rainfall.
this is the Middle Saluda River in Jones Gap State Park, Greenville County, SC, after all the rain we've had over the past week.
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I was driving on the A4086 towards Capel Curig that morning, when a break in the clouds opened this spectacular light.
I left the car to the side of the road, grabbed camera and a lens and rushed through the first gate I could find to an open field. There I found this scene.
Having left my tripod in the car, I had to compromise slightly on DOF and ISO. Luckily I had a ND grad filter in my jacket, which helped balancing the sky.
I think this image looks a little HDR, but apart from some levels and sharpness, nothing was added/removed from the real scene.
Long exposure scenic view of a Colorado rocky mountain stream in the South St Vrain Canyon with slow moving water over lots of rocks and boulders. I could site here and day dream all day long.
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