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Published: 2011-09-27 08:20:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 14111; Favourites: 1143; Downloads: 0
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These last tiny icebergs melted just a few days later. A log jam often forms where the creek flows out of the lake. All the driftwood floats there, but they are too big to escape through the narrow and shallow creek. Sometimes, there can be thousands and thousands of these dead trees.Location: Garibaldi Lake, Garibaldi Provincial Park, Beautiful British Columbia, Canada.
Equipment: Nikon D90 + Tokina 11-16mm + Tiffen Polarizer.
Technique: Photomatix Pro 4.1 and Photoshop CS5 from 3 RAW shot with AEB +1.5 EV, 0, -1.5 EV exposures.
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Really neat looking! I love the vibrant colours!
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i never saw those dead trees before...
almost unbelievable
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This is one of your best works. I love how the water looks grainy XD
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Nice reaction 
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That's a really breathtaking and impressive use of HDR photography. I might say it would be good to desaturate or reduce the contrast on the trees and sky so the eye knows where to go. A great image
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Great photo , awesome colors ( in all your images ) very well done .
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I'm going to sound so stupid, but... why do those sink?
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No, I think it's a very valid question. Not all wood floats, even when dry. Some is so dense that it will sink.
I think that after floating for a long time (could be decades), the wood absorbed enough water to sink. The wood fibers are heavier than water, so if the log absorbs enough water it will sink.
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Oh, I see, thanks for explaining!(:
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dude where the hell do you live that u are able to get pictures that are this awsome, i always see your pictures and want to go there but i dont know where "there" is
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Hello, you've been featured on my front page in my weekly Box Feature.
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No problem, you're welcome
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such a unique view ^-^
i wish i could be there once in a while
love it!
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absolutely gorgeous! how does one get there from the sea to sky?
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Take the exit 10 minutes after Squamish which says (in big letters) Garibaldi Lake
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Thanks, google maps was no help whatsoever.
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All your photo's make me feel proud to live in British Columbia.
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Wow. You, sir, certainly have a great skill for HDR and perspective
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