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Not really sure what category this one should go into... I was looking at Paul Indigo's BLOG earlier and he had a list of 88 different ones (and is looking for more incidentally - mail him if you can think of any)
I digress...
Lower falls at Aysgarth, below the falls in fact - climbed down the little crevice and slipped and slided up to the falls themselvs to get a few shots.
Going for something a little different, so made a stab at getting the bright green mosses in there as a balance to the silky water.
Had 5 stops of grad diagonally over the waterfalls to get the greens to come up. the far side was totally black of course, so played with a curves layer to see if there was any detail lurking in the dark - and by god, there was loads. Got to love the sensor on that 5D - the thing is pure magic.
3.2 secs & F11
| Camera: | Canon EOS 5D |
| Lens: | Canon 24 - 105 F4 IS L |
| Recording media: | 100 RAW |
| Title: | Lower Falls at Aysgarth |
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| Uploaded: | 3 May 2006 - 10:04 AM |
| Tags: | Specialist / abstract |
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there is a 1500 pixel version elsewhere but I will be turned into a pillar of salt if I mention its location.
clue....
what's this site about....
what make prizes?
put them together ![]()
I think i've oversharpened this a little, the greens are a bit harsher than they should be
DOH
THis is a terrific shot of this place. wonderful deep colors around a terrific exposure on the water.
Stunning colours - well captured! Photos like this make me want a 5D ![]()
Chris
thanks everyone - was really pleased with this one so glad it's gone down well on here
may even splash out on a nice big print of it.
I'd say that if you're yoying with the idea of a 5D and have the cash, stop delaying and get one. If you're not convinced, as Big Bri - he's over the moon with his as well.
An extremely accomplished image. great in every detail.
How about putting this in the 'intimate flowing waterfall with rocks' category? I don't remember seeing that one in there!
I love my 5D so far. Unfortunately, in the three weeks since I bought it, I have not seen a single cloud other than some coastal fog. Great weather but bad light for photography. I am getting the urge to retake every shot I've uploaded so far just for the higher quality.
Not only are there more pixels, but each one has less noise and quality of each is much improved!
Patrick
me too patrick - I compare the 10D shots of aysgarth from a year or 2 ago and just can't believe the difference.
I have learned a hell of a lot since then, not all down to the cameras, but the level of detail you get from a bit of L and a 5D is just astounding. probably too much for my needs, though I do hope to get some of these things sold when I get my arse in gear, so who knows ![]()
but for my own satisfaction, the only other camera I'd thik of right now (relistically) is a 1Ds II, nothing else would interest me.
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