More Sparkles

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   PunkJr (74 months ago | reply)

   Of the 4 pictures you posted, this one really jumped out at me in the thread. I really like the colors and the way everything is so sparkly!! =)

   Thanks for geotagging it too! I love seeing where people took their pictures!

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   Safak Oekmen added this photo to their favorites. (74 months ago)

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   Rachel-B (74 months ago | reply)

   love the color and texture of this one. ;)

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   photos_martha (74 months ago | reply)

   Add another "me too" to what PunkJr said. It mages me want to toss in a penny!

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   Cybergabi (74 months ago | reply)

   OK, guys, you convinced me (and the "other" Dave said so too in the thread) - I took this one, which would be one of my two favorites as well. Thanks for your support, greatly appreciated!

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   sazztastical (74 months ago | reply)

   Wow. This is beautiful. I love the sparkles on the water. Really really lovely and beautiful colours too - the lower left part looks like a painting

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   alaskanmariner [deleted] (74 months ago | reply)

   That other Dave... what a funny guy.

   I love this one greatly. A fav. Did you use a filter to get the stars?

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   Cybergabi (74 months ago | reply)

   Thanks, Sally! Funny that you mention the painting, since the "other Dave" said it felt like a Monet ;-)

   Thanks alaskan too - I had the skylight filter mounted, but no star filter or anything extraordinary. The light was so incredibly bright that day - it's a 1/1000 shutter speed! I was actually planning to take my "Frozen Time" shot at this fountain... until I found a more dynamic subject for that one ;-)

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   Miss Emily goes bananas added this photo to her favorites. (74 months ago)

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    Miss Emily goes bananas (74 months ago | reply)

    That's amazing. What's a skylight filter?

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    Cybergabi (74 months ago | reply)

    Em, a skylight filter is used to reduce the haziness, thus making your picture more brilliant. The one I use is actually not a skylight, but a haze filter. I keep it on the lens all the time, except I sometimes take it off for night shots since it has the nasty habit of creating lens flare from time to time.

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    Petitespot (74 months ago | reply)

    This is incredible.

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    Petitespot and ZL - Limits & boundaries added this photo to their favorites.

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    longhairbroad (74 months ago | reply)

    Great colors.
    (Seen on Green Planet)

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    Kristin Mitchell photography and mivox added this photo to their favorites.

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    mivox (74 months ago | reply)

    Love the colors in this shot.

    ... Seen in Take a class with Dave & Dave. *

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    d.rex (74 months ago | reply)

    

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    Cybergabi (74 months ago | reply)

    Thanks petitespot - also for the fave!

    Thanks longhairbroad (what a funny screen name!)

    Thanks mivox - glad you like it - and faved it!

    Thank you, Dave - the gold star adds the icing to the cake, as always :-)

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    jjsearcher2000 added this photo to his favorites. (61 months ago)

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