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![]() Long exposure of about 5 min 40s.
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This is awesome. We used to swim in an old quarry long time ago. Old trains still sit at the bottom.
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@Ella1267: Old trains? Cool! Places like this always gives me the spooks! Heheh!
@dhparsons: Neither, it was a long exposure at night. I merely increased the saturation and added sharpening in post processing. If you look closely, there's a star trail on the top edge of the photo. Thanks for the compliments!
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Thanks guys!
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High there,
love the colours in this beautiful image of your Zack. Only thing, I would have been so tempted to throw a large stone into the middle of the pool and capture the ripple effect. BUT hey thats just me and I am so impressed with this cracking image. Well done and thank you for sharing it with us. David.
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