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No I don't mind you asking.....:mrgreen:. Actually it's neither, just the one shotIf you don't mind me asking was this An HDR, or were you just using several layers in photoshop?
Sorry it doesn't appeal to you Don, I don't understand why it pushes reality because in reality (given a little processing) this is what came out of my camera. As I said in my original post, the water was running faster than normal because of all the melting snow....Add to that having the shutter open for 1 second will give this blurry water effect. I know some like it and some don't (bit like Marmite ). Maybe you should play around with your camera settings nothing is impossible with a little creativity.Greetings,
I'm obviously the odd guy out here.
I don't understand how or why this is considered a "good" shot?
The "water" does have an ethereal quality to it but it seems to me to be out of place with the rest of the image.
Perhaps it's simply because it pushes "reality"??? Or it's a good camera "trick"???
Truly curious, Don.
First outing of 08 for me, a local waterfall which was flowing quicker than normal due to the melting snow...
TFL.
Ken.
Sorry it doesn't appeal to you Don
I don't understand why it pushes reality because in reality (given a little processing) this is what came out of my camera.
I know some like it and some don't (bit like Marmite ).