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Published: 2007-07-16 22:01:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 2594; Favourites: 85; Downloads: 122
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This is a waterfall in the mountains where my parents live. I took it in the early afternoon, so the light is not that "soft" as I like it normally. I added very few soft-focus, I hope you enjoy.Related content
Comments: 34
Wonderful shot!I was wondering if I could use this photo in a photo-manipulation?I will credit you on the image when done and show you the finished product.
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Even if it isn't as soft as you like, I still like it. I really like how detailed the grass looks and the contrast of the water against it.
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amazing shot
loved it
keep it up
can u tell me where is this place???
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hi,
this is near the village where I grew up 
It is called Samnaun (Switzerland)
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It looks like it was a pretty bright day; how did you keep the picture from being washed out with the longer shutter time? Did you use a filter?
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Yes, I used a gray filter (1000x)
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Hehe, that's true.
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Beautiful photo.
Yhe waterfall is fenomenal. I loved
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The softness works so well with the waterfall, and the relaxing colors always look nice!
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Beautiful. This is why I love watching you; you remind me that the world can be beautiful. Sometimes.
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Thanks for this thought!
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Oh, I'd love to hike or climb near that waterfall! The green hills on top look like they're gently rolling, but I suppose it's just a thin cover of moss on the rough rocks. And I love the effect on the water... I suppose you used a filter to get a 4 seconds shutter speed?
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I love the way the water looks at the very bottom - just lovely
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The motion of the water is incredible! Well done!
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woow wonderful... i would like to be there to feel the fresh water flowing on my hand and on my body!
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Einfach groΓartig.
Ich mag besonders die Details im Wasser, an den Felsen und der Wiese.
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Do you have to take a bunch of shots at different exposures before you find the one that makes it look like this? or do you just like, know from ninja skill or something?
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I tried different exposures, but I'm not that flexible, because I have only a 1000x gray filter.
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Ah, I see.
.......A what now? o_O
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Thanks, and yes, first comment.
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