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Many photographers consider these to be the most difficult photos to capture, often requiring such extremities as:1. Being there
2. Lifting your camera and pointing in the right direction
3. Calculating the correct exposure
4. Pressing the shutter button
5. Downloading the image to your pc
Many have died attempting this, only the bravest and toughest succeed
Wilderness, South Africa. [link] was taken fro those cliffs, and this is the beach you can see in the distance.
3 RAW conversions, one for the center of the photo, one for the top and bottom, and one to bring out the mist a bit
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This work has been featured here: [link]
I hope you don't mind
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i don't think "many" died... but i can see many wish to die to catch that..
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never seen such a perfect photograph of such an cool water-surface - just like a mirror! absolutely awesome!!!
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Beautiful shot, i love the colours and composition. fav....
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You have been featured in my latest journal [link]
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hilarious description xD
beautiful shot, I'm really amazed how all your photos are so beautiful. Really, apply to be a National Geographic photographer.
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Razor sharp, excellent reflection work
Sigma 10-20 job?
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You're Work has been featured here: [link]
Hope you like it
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This photo have been featured on Thumbs of the Week 42th .
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But you do it perfectly! Amazing work! I really love this little peace of heaven
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I come easy and as natural as breathing for those who know how to capture this kind of pic.
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*Dramatic music* you are a true hero among photographers. Fight on!
Seriously, nice shot!
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awesomee...do you use some filter...what camera and lens do you used..? thanks for the info
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Lol...I have problems with #3, but then that's because I am a beginner as well as unfamiliar with my camera, as I've only had it for a few weeks...
Beautiful capture, btw.
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I dig. I live in paradise but all the beaches have a curve to them and the water does not get to run up like that and cause massive reflections. Good job being there
(and lifting the camera)
aF
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i have a really hard time with step number 1 :/...to much shit goin on...
amazing shot though
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Lol! I love the commentary.
Great work as always.
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I stay 15min from wilderness beach and surely havenβt been able to capture it so beautifully. Nice work!
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you guys should catch up. if i lived close enough to a photographer on here i'd meet them. theres no photographers near me.
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Iβm doing exactly that tomorrow, with other local guys on DevArt: [link] ...canβt wait
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great shot. fab colours. awesome location.
I love those moments when everything comes together.
It happened here for me too...[link]
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[in war torn voice] i've seen the best of them go down right at that half shutter press... those boys were so young...
love the sea spray/mist... nicely accomplished.
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how do you point a camera..ahh ?? get out a pocket knife and whittle the lense to a sharp point and then shoot ???
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You'll need a degree in thermodynamics to understand the complications involved
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and multiply time's PI and then apply Einsteins 4th Dimensional Travel formula for folding the time space continuum x squared plus y squared plus z squared times the CT ( co-efficient of time ) = a free ride to Betelgeuse
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Great shot and I love your sense of humor. That will get you far in life!
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Woooooooooow! Your work is actually immense, soo inspirational, nice job man!
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This is very beautiful, I love the clouds there
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I love it.. look soo cold, yet soo warm 
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