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Published: 2005-11-24 09:17:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 637; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 144
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Hi,
Wonderful, I like this type of photograph.
This is an excellent picture
Me also I make this kind of photograph with sky [link]
You have a great gallery.
I'll keep an eye on you
Hello of France
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I wish I could use this trick. I can only do 8 secs. That would probably blur the waves but not the clouds.
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You could try to shoot on a windy day, or do exposures every 15 sec. and sandwich them in ps..
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This is a lovely, perfectly still moment. The gray of the clouds just makes the gold of the leaves stand out that much more, and the entire shot is a great blending of water, earth and sky. You rock!
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WunderschΓΆn.. sanft.. besinnlich.. wunderschΓΆnes Foto!
Du solltest mal Rahmen probieren
Anyway.. das Foto sieht genial aus
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Danke fΓΌr den comment!
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Glad you like it, thanks for the 
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Wow! Such excellent mixture of warm and cool colors, and quite an amazing reflection!
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The movement, colours and reflections are beautiful! And it is a great touch to leave something in the foreground. but I feel that the stone is a bit too much stuck in the corner.
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I know, if it looks pretty and nice, most people think there's no meaning, but i didn't included the stone just to have a foreground, basic symbolism.
Well, what can i say, that's how i wanted it. Thanks for the comment.
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Freut mich, dass es dir gefΓ€llt.
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Wonderful photo! I love the color of the woods and the softness of the clouds.
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Classical composition, anyway I'm attracted by this picture.
I like the colors, reflection, and first of all the way clouds stand around the main rock.
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Glad you like it, thanks for your comment!
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waw! was it durring the day or the evening? cuz when i take pictures at night with a long exposition time it always comes out orange... did it come out that good because your lense is better than mine?
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It was during sundown, but not dark at all. The orange/ greyish tones that you get when photographing in darkness is the light pollution from cities, highways etc. I have that too when shooting at night, but it's easy to get that under control in the postwork ( using color balance for example); and i shoot raw, where you can set the white balance and make some exposure corrections afterwards. In this case it was not dark, good sundown light, the rest is some photoshop tweaking.
Hope that helped, thanks for the
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thanks a lot for the hints!
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