Oxtongue Rapids
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Over a Thanksgiving holiday I was spending some solitary time at the rapids. The hike was full of colourful leaves and this bright red maple tree caught my attention.
About the photo
Adobe Photoshop, Photomatix.
Canon EOS 5D Mark III, Canon EF 17-40mm f/4.0L USM.
Photo settings: 21 mm, f/11, ISO 100.
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Comments (14)
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rashidul
Most Favorite, Use this on my MBP as well as Windows 7@Office
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mystickid
Great Photo! Fallenflowers, can you explain how you sharpened the image up in post. I think its spot on!
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Thura
That's shock mannnn. I really like it. I could die over that beautiful place.
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Lamonties
Great composition, use of colour, and framing. Have faith in your photography, it looks great without the artificial sharpening undoing your great work! You've really notched up the sharpening too far, giving everything (especially the trees, leaves, and red leaves against the sky) a very artificial white and black halo around the edges, which ruins the high-resolution version of the wallpaper.
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elusionz
Just stunning...I'm eager to see what you will offer us for Winter.
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rp2s
Outstanding shot. Really love the water effect and colors. Congrats.
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davidintel
You've really outdone yourself this time, breathtakingly beautiful!
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Chris, i highly recommend getting the lee big stopper, very useful for daylight especially if you wanted silky water effect. High quality glass, i don't notice any color cast, although its very hard to find due to demand but a good investment. The lee big stopper required holder and adapter so might as well get the starter kit now and then the big stopper. you wont regret! Brian
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No, the picture was taken at Oxtongue Rapids in the city of Dwight
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Chris.Anderson
Lovely composition, and the reds really pop! I have a MKIII and 17-40 as well, and was considering getting the Lee Starter Kit 2, and eventually snagging a Big Stopper. Do you shoot often with it?
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Zoso4
The water ruins the picture for me. (Looks fake) Would like to see one with no alterations on the water.
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Playa24_7
Was this by any chance taken at Lions Valley Park in Oakville Ontario? That bridge looks very familar to a trail in that park. Just wondering. Great picture.
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Mal1955
One of the finest images I've seen on the 'site :) Outstanding!
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geochr1980
love the result and the colours! awesome photo! congrats!