Waterfall Detail

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By: James Hager
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Photographer	James Hager {Karma:6285}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon EOS-1Ds Mk II
Categories	Landscape	Film Format
Portfolio	Water	Lens	EF 28-135 f3.5-5.6 IS
Uploaded	5/30/2005	Film / Memory Type	CF
		ISO / Film Speed	0
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Critiques	5	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Bourke?s Luck Potholes State - Country - South Africa
About	Location: Bourke?s Luck Potholes, South Africa Date: 4 Mar 2005 Capture: Canon EOS-1Ds Mk II, EF 28-135 f3.5-5.6 IS (at 135mm), 0.3 sec, f22, ISO 100, 3-stop ND filter

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Darlene Boucher {K:15739} 5/31/2005

Striking, simply striking! Love it....

James Hager {K:6285} 5/30/2005

Thanks for your comment Angelo. Yes, the TC was only "permanent" on the 1D, and that was only for the dusty conditions when shooting wildlife. Also in such conditions, I had the 28-135 "permanently" attached to the 1Ds to capture the broader scene. Dust wasn't an issue at Bourke's Luck Potholes, so I was free to change lenses there.

I agree that there's not a whole lot of detail in the flowing water, but all of the detail in the smooth rocks is there.

Patrick Ziegler {K:21797} 5/30/2005

Ahh Yes... Never pass up a water fall... Grab that ND and your pod and let er rip..

WEll done, excellent!

Angelo Villaschi {K:49617} 5/30/2005

I guess the TC came off for this :) or maybe it was only "permanent" on the 1D...

Good waterfall detail composition. However, not much detail in either dark or light areas.

Of course I don't know what else was surrounding this scene, but I also feel it is a bit on the tight side...

Jason Mckeown {K:22200} 5/30/2005

beautiful shot James

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