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This lil tiny water fall was near our campsite last weekend. Hand held so nto the greatest. I had to chuckle when i showed it to the owners of the campground. They didnt know where it was
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I reay lik this....I like the way the water looks and how the stones on the top of the fall stands out
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That's beautiful.
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Love this one!! I love the silky effect that slow speed gives you did well to get this hendheld .. I will try again at the falls near us when it less sunny I think.
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It's fantastic for hand-held, wouldn't have guessed it was. Also, proves the eye you have...seeing a shot that wasn't even known by the owners to be there.
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And this was the fire truck that was sitting right above it. The campground is also the volunteer fire station for the San Isabel mountains and beleive it or not, they still use this old gal
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This lil tiny water fall was near our campsite last weekend. Hand held so nto the greatest. I had to chuckle when i showed it to the owners of the campground. They didnt know where it was
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I had to peek at the exif for this one. I am SHOCKED that the water was so silky with just a .4 exposure - you were at f/22 - did you also use a ND filter? This is what I want to try today - well, if it doesn't rain... Its soooooo pretty
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No filter at all. Go shoot int he rain anyway. Its only water and the lighting will be better anyway!
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