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Uploaded: 10/15/05 6:05 AM GMT
Mountain Creek
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I took this picture on a hike i went on last week.

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ron_pistner
10/17/05 12:41 AM GMT
Very nice picture. 10 sec exposure?..
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::BernieSpeed
10/17/05 1:02 PM GMT
This is truly a very impressive picture although it's "kinda dark". But that has nothing to do with your work but only with the weather. I guess this pic would be even more impressive with a few sunbeams.... Nevertheless, great work from you... I like how you captured the running water.
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Wilderness_north
10/17/05 1:45 PM GMT
I agree with BernieSpeed above. / HJ.
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DeathScytheG
10/17/05 8:18 PM GMT
It's a nice photo...a tad dark, but nice nonetheless. I would make your signature a little lighter (less opacity) but aside from that, it's a good arrangement.
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macrogeek
10/17/05 10:56 PM GMT
Dark but so clear, that must be an amazing camera to do that shutter speed. Excellent.
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MiLo_Anderson
10/18/05 1:02 AM GMT
Thank you all for your comments. It was acctually a 1/20 sec shutter. I took it with my Nikon D70.
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ladyprariefire
10/18/05 10:09 AM GMT
I love the rocks in this piece. To me it's not a waterfall picture but a balanced nature shot. Sticks trees, rocks, boulders, and the lovely movement of the water. Very organic.
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kimcande
11/05/05 7:20 AM GMT
Gorgeous! I would have liked to have seen some greenery but the rush of the water against the rocks is beautiful.
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