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Internet was out at the house tonight so decided to go to river for sunset. Clouds didn't play nice, but I found this pile of brush to use as foreground and grabbed a few shots with the polarizer and reverse ND grad. It's not the prettiest sunset, but better than no sunset at all.
Nikon D7000, Nikon 10-24 lens, ISO 100, 12mm, f/4, 1/25, Singh Ray Reverse ND 3-stop grad filter, Singh Ray LB warming polarizer, post done in Aperture3 with Topaz Denoise and Adjust.
Canon EOS 300, Ilford HP5+ pushed to EI 800, developed in Ilford Microphen, 8mins 48 secs at 19 deg. Digitized by Epson V500. No edititing.
A respite before the rain clouds move in again, looking down the borrowdale valley towards 'castle-crag' .
Stop ten pro shot I used a Hitech stop ten pro with a Hitech ND 0.6 soft grad, I hope this looks as good as it did on my iMac the clouds in the reflection were clear and blue.just up from Derwent reservoir
CameraNikon D7000
Exposure51
Aperturef/14.0
Focal Length10 mm
ISO Speed100
Even more photos from our Camper Van tour of New Zealand South Island.
On the way back from Milford Sound, our tour bus stopped at many of the visitor attractions - including an old suspension bridge that gave us a great view of this clear water river.
The Moose River is in the western part of the Adirondack Forest Preserve. Used mainly recreationally these days, it used to furnish power for mills.
It is now a popular river for canoeing, kayaking and white water rafting.
Spring is a week or two behind us in the Adirondacks. A higher elevation makes a climate difference.
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We've had so much rain during the last week with more set to come all this one. The river is rising higher every day. www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWLw7nozO_U&feature=related