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Alex37 — Rapids Below Ger Tor
Published: 2007-04-18 09:28:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 841; Favourites: 40; Downloads: 28
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A black and white for Mr. Toby Edwards. I was struggling to make this work in colour because of the high contrast light so I switched to black and white.Related content
Comments: 25
Thankyou, I am fond of this one
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wow i love this picture, i love the black and whiteness! great shot!
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I'm sure by now you now this is a beautiful photograph.
but i thought i'd tell you again anyways.
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Thanks, its always nice to get good comments!
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the world is so beautiful, right? this makes it look even better...dude u deserve more pageviews...
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Thanks, I often try black and white on sunny days.
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i think you made a excellent choice to convert it into B&W its deffinatly one of the best B&W scences ive seen of the moors, great work
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wheres ger tor ive never heard of it? great exposure fail to see how the colour didnt work, what time of day was this?
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It was midday. I generally discard shots taken in full sunlight though some do work. Bright sunlight creates flat textures and bleaches colours so in general I am not a fan. Ger Tor is near the source of the River tavy on the edge of dartmoor next to tavy cleave.
Alex
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Ha. It was a good idea though, cos I think this image is superb. I like the composition.
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Thankyou for the favourite but I would appreciate it if you left more meaningful comments. Words are always a good start. Thanks
Alex
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very nice image - interesting balance of light and texture
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Very nice, good contrast and DOF.I also like the blur in the water. Nice one . Jim
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Astonishing ... I would like to see it like a postcard or stamp.
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Wonderful image ... hard but stable contrast and perfect exposure ...
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