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Published: 2011-05-04 12:46:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 5689; Favourites: 334; Downloads: 0
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Lush spring greens in waterfall country.Same falls as my previous upload, which is a detail of the lower right cascade in this image.
Sgwd y Pannwr, Brecon Beacons national park, Wales.
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Your photo was featured to my latest journal [link]
Thank you.
Pete
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thanks very much for the feature!
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Nice one Adam !
The fern makes a very cool foreground.
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I thought so too, mmmm green
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thanks, it was so peaceful... apart from the roar of the water
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Yeah, water can be much louder than people realize.
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Great image! The way the fern's brightness counters the waterfall's spray is brilliant.
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exactly where its this amazing place.... its fantasticawesome,,, looks like magic and myst ,mixture
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thanks so much it's a magical place indeed! location is in artists comments
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thanks for the comments
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Hi, your beautiful work have been featured here: [link]
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thanks so much for the feature!
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How wonderful it must have been to see this, and photograph it. A beautiful image!
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it's an enchanting location for sure, I doubt it'll be the last time I visit 
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I would go all the time!
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Amazing photo, can I ask you the focal length you used in this photo? Thank you very much and I really like all your photos.
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Thank you very much, really nice low distortion for being this lenses. Congratulation for the photos.
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I have watched all your gallery and let me insist that I really like all your photos of fields, I see that in all this photos you have used 10mm focal length. An in cases of water presence 10mm and low angle, I suppose not but you don't use any HDR technique nor Tone mapping right?
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yes I am rather a fan of wide angle shooting it has to be said! I haven't used tonemapping on any of my images for about 2 years now I'd say, if I need extra dynamic range I will either shoot 2 separate exposures or use auto exposure bracketing, and then manually blend the images together using layer masks in photoshop... it's a bit fiddly to begin with but worth persevering with as the end results tend to be cleaner and more realistic
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Yes I agree with you I have supposed you did a bracketing and manually blending images. I really like it
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