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Published: 2014-01-21 20:25:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 5822; Favourites: 411; Downloads: 0
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Support me on PatreonLong exposure photo of Chutes du Diable in Parc National du Mont-Tremblant, Quebec (Canada). Translated from French, Chutes du Diable means Demon Falls (or Devil Falls). Variant of Chute du Diable Waterfall III digitally manipulated with the following texture:
Special thanks to artist Sascha Duensing / Sirius-sdz for creating the texture elements, and granting me permission to publish this resulting image.
Offered under a Creative Commons license / Attribution Unported. Meaning Yes for commercial use including premade backgrounds as long as you credit and link back to me. More details on my stock rules here: somadjinn.deviantart.com/journ…
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Comments: 62
I understand nothing of what you said about how you did it 
But I understand what the picture tells me
Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you kindly, all that matters is that the images speaks to you
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Too wonderful to be stock. 
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Thanks, I'm glad you like it so much
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Thank you very much Joe
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Thanks Saim, I like how it turned out too
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wow, looks magical. Nice job 
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Thank you Steve
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You're welcome 
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I think most slr bodies will do, preferably with the ability to auto-bracket your photos with multiple exposures. Useful in case one day you want to get into HDR even if you don't plan to process them for HDR any time soon (you'll still have the files for as long as you keep them). The auto-bracketing is also good in case the camera meter fools you because there are a lot of whites in waterfalls... so with multiple exposures you increase your chances of getting the right one.
Other than, need a tripod for long exposures & I use the 24-105mm "walkaround" lens. Mentioned the neutral density filter already, not much else beyond that. You can use a cable shutter release on the camera to make sure it doesn't shake from the moment you press the shutter, but you can just as well set the 2 second timer in-camera.
You got some great animal photos by the way
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thanks Sascha
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i think this is one of the features that i love to put into my texture. playing with gradients and light/shadow also creates a depth that helps me create more than just a texture layer, abstract art i think.
it's wonderful that it's also usable as a layer sometimes, so i like to add this.
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Thanks Chelsea, I'm glad you like it
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wow this is amazingly done! I really like it a lot! <3
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Gracias Eve 
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I used to do a lot of texture work and it's not easy! What are you doing for your birthday?
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Think I've been invited to a good old fashioned steak house
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Nice way of looking at it but when you get to my age it's worth celebrating the fact that you're still here
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Merci beaucoup Sophie, je pensais que ca allait bien avec le nom qu'ils ont donne aux chutes
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Amazing! This is a simply gorgeous waterfall, and I love the glow you used when you photomanipulated it.
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Wow. This is gorgeous! The lighting is so neat, giving off that golden warm feeling! I also like how the water looks. I thought it was a drawing at first, but the effect made it look like a cool realistic drawing! Nice work!
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Thanks, I was hoping to blend the elements together seamlessly so I'm flattered you thought it was a drawing at first
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Beautiful!!!! I did a painting like this once this looks very realistic awesome job!!! Getting added to my favourites!
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Thank you very much Kaitlyn
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