used stacked graduated neutral density filters to get slower shutter to catch water movement
played with white balance to get colors and added a little saturation and contrast
Statistics
Place: 5 out of 394 Avg (all users): 7.1313 Avg (commenters): 7.5294 Avg (participants): 6.9000 Avg (non-participants): 7.5167 Views since voting: 3615 Views during voting: 302 Votes: 160 Comments: 27 Favorites: 15 (view)
This is lovely. Next time I'm down in NSW I'll have to try to get to one of these oceanside pools. I know of a couple up here, but they just aren't in great locations.
This is really, really beautiful. I like the contrast between the rushing and still water. The reflection of the sun in the still water is really cool too.
this looks familiar to me and correct me if i am wrong in saying this shot has been taken in Australia?
Beautiful colours, great long exposure, extremely sharp and looks great as a panorama 7
Bueatiful colors, but the border is horrible. The dimensions of it just don't do the image justice. WIth the thick black parts on the top and bottom that is such a distraction from the image.
The blue and oranges compliment wonderfully. Wonderful color and clarity. These are exactly the kind of photos where I wish DPC would go to 720 or 800 pixel dimensions. Great job!
Add photograph to your favorites
Add photographer to your favorites
Photographer found comment helpful.
