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stevenjo — Cottesloe Beach 'burning sky'
Published: 2005-04-27 00:36:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 1345; Favourites: 37; Downloads: 270
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7.30pm..B+W CPL used to polarize the water. 10 seconds exposure.Related content
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Wow. If you don't mind me asking, where did you take this picture?
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amazing capture of the sky!!! the tones r just blazing! nice
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This is so breath taking and stunning! I really love It!
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Superb, I would love to be able to capture images like these
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wow, bloody awesome shot of cottesloe. excuse my ignorance, but what is b&w cpl?? i'd really like to know, i'd love to take some shots like that...
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B+W is the brand name for the filter.. German made by Schneider. CPL is a circular polarizing filter, used to remove reflections off non-metalic surface. Use that in water scenes, mean that you can see through the water (depending how clean the water itself). 
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oh okay, thanks very much for that tip!
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wonderful photo, but as I am just entering the SLR community (and thus all those filters and such) I am confused as to what function your filter had exactly for it is not one I am familiar with and with such a brilliant end result from it with such wonderful colors
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hey there
May not work too well at the 7.30 in the night but maybe i was just too lazy to take it off.
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hmmmm, very interesting, i will most certainly have to look at buying one of these filters!
so it removes the reflection off the water but it dosnt remove the saturated color of the water? even when that color has been taken from the sky? most interesting and awsome
another question if you dont mind, but why did you wish for a longer exposure out of this picture, was it to pick up the water better?
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Amazing sky. It must have been wonderful being there.
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thank you Gary...yea, a very breathtaking view...i must admit it.
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Wow, absolutly amazing! The colors are so vibrant and lively.
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