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Published: 2006-07-16 21:32:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 1738; Favourites: 75; Downloads: 110
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I almost got eaten alive by the mosquitos while taking this.-
Juha M. Kinnunen Photography
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how do you get such deep beautiful coloring on all your pieces?
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I always shoot in .RAW so that offers me much more choices in the post process than I would have if I'd shot in .jpeg.
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i never shot anything in raw....
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If you can do it, you should
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i think i can. thanks for the tip
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*lol* I feel sorry for ya X'D It's because of them that I have difficulty in sleeping (which from now on I'm gonna spray the room before I go to bed)
Lovely and breath-taking scenery, bro -thank goodness those pesky parasite didn't 'block' your view on the camera, at least
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Thank you.
There are so many of those in the summer of Finland
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Ah... now lesson learnt -you're gonna be well prepared next time, eh?
I don't know much about mosquito beside them being a possible pest of carrying certain disease and how they breed etc., but for advice : wear light colored clothes. Some insects including mosquitoes are attracted to dark colours (most favorably black). I learned that on several occasions as I always wear black clothes -and I've become a 'heaven' for them to rest on me -GAH! XP
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Here they don't spread disease they just annoy you to the death
Thank you for the tip
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...and give you itches that would drive you up the wall for the whole day or so
You're welcome
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Great title for a great photo. Very tranquil scene. Well, except for the mosquito attack.
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Thank you.
It was very quiet, except the mosquitoe
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beatiful. waterscapes are my favourite! i love your work! but i have a question...WHERE THE HECK DO U LIVE THAT U GET TO GO TO ALL THESE BEAUTIFUL PLACES,YOU LUCKY SON OF A GUN!?
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Thank you
I live in Oulu, Finland.
This picture for example is taken about 150 meters from my home
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haha somtimes its better when u have a harder time taking the photos whislt soething hurting u it makes u want to take a better picture i have the same problem but almost drowning or slipping off rocks 
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That is true
Though when I thought I got it, I noticed at home that the ISO was 300
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awesome
Can I ask what lens you used?
And used photoshop?
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Sure you can
Canon 18-55 EF-S (300d kit-lens)
I did some levels and added some vignetting in PS.
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very cool.... i get the impression of movement here, like you're zipping past it and coming back around
nice colors and angle
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I would have liked to go further to the left, but it got deeper.
I would have needed scuba gear
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It was worth it to be almost eaten alive by mosquitos. Great photo. Awesome colors.
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trippy.
it has a kind of surreal look. very nice.
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I love this image. Were thee any filters used for this capture? The colors and composition are perfect and I love the leading line across the image. Well done.
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I used a circular polarizer and a Cokin P121
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Nice, now I can order one. Thank you.
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As ussual. Cool colors, cool place, cool photo
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Absolutely stunning. There are no other words for it!
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but it was worth it! because the picture is breathtaking.
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Breathtaking... Like before, I love how you captured the color-washed sky at such a perfect moment. Absolutely wonderful!!
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Lovely! About the mozzies though...you should try going to Yeppoon, Queensland one day...we've also got sand flies and midgies (both insects that suck blood and the bites actually hurt, unlike most mozzies) to spare, if you want some
Again though, wonderful work!
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hmm, en kerenny irkissΓ€ sanomaa: oisit shopannu tuolt oikeest alalaidasta sillee ettΓ€ pohjaa ei ois nΓ€kyny.
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got bored with the sunsets for a while ;D
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oh come on, the viewer would never get bored, think for us
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