Oirase Gorge
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Waterfall along the Oirase Gorge in Northern Japan.
Ce fond d’écran est décrit en Anglais : les artistes écrivent dans leur propre langue, et nous ne traduisons pas leurs mots.
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Commentaires (38)
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spookyinsight
a beautiful,natural pic...very cleverly taken...very thoughtful...nice one !!!
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InterClaw
Silky smooth and ultra-crisp. Thank you! Did you put the maple leaves there yourself? ;)
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REPENT_OF_SIN
TOO DARK...should have used powerful flash to fill in to shine on the dark rocks on the left to brighten them up.
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Eoin
Absolutely AMAZING. You are such a talented photographer, thank you so much for this upload. It will remain on my desktop for months to come.
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XHTZK
To the InterfaceLIFT admins: take a look at the response this wallpaper has received, as opposed to the two posted after it. This is obviously the kind of work that people come here for, and appreciate most.
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Sage
This is a wonderful shot! It's currently on my desktop at 2560x1600 and looks all the better for it. I usually don't like extremely long water exposures as I feel the water loses some of its natural beauty, but I quite like the waterfalls in this. The foreground rocks certainly draw you in put you in the midst of this scene though. Chris Gin is great and all, but there's no reason to compare your work to anyone's it's great in its own regard.
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PatrickB
Just beautiful! I can almost smell the foliage. Great depth and clarity, there's a lot to get lost in here. My new favorite!
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XHTZK
This is the kind of wallpaper I used to come here for. Pure quality; excellent shot.
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Thanks Genocide!
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Genocide
Santiago, you can probably get the same effect with the water like in this shot with an ND filter (not sure which type, maybe 4 or 8) as it blocks out more light allowing you to get longer exposures and therefore that silky smooth water effect. A circular polariser is usually to increase contrast in the sky and remove reflections on certain surfaces, although it can let you get slightly longer exposures as it blocks out about 1 stop of light. I think it depends on which kind of filter you get really, as some brands are better than others and it pays to go for the best you can afford. Hope that helped :)
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trout
Downloaded and added to my desktop with zero hesitation. Great submission.
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iobserve
What an amazing picture. It's hard to look away from the beautiful vivid green. I don't think this will be leaving my desktop for quite a while...
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Royce Fast
WOW the water is amazing...Who ever took this picture did a incredible job...i could never take something more beautiful...the Lord has given you a great eye for things like this.. (who ever took it)
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Coolerman
Incredible photo. Wow.
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Simtech
Very nice capture. Love the sharpnes and clarity. Great lighting and contrast.
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knaim2
One word to describe this amazing picture, beautiful. This picture truly shows how beautiful our planet is. Thank you for uploading this!
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Dhaman
This is just lovely. A+
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stubulman
SinaiB, let me add my kudos to those of the other members of the IFL family. This is as crisp as a new one dollar bill (or insert your country's currency here). The only thing this image lacks is audio accompaniment!
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stubulman
SinaiB, let me add my kudos to those of the other members of the IFL family. This is a crisp as a new one dollar bill (or insert your country's currency here). The only thing this image lacks is audio accompaniment!
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Thanks for the answer Genocide. Another question: If I have a Neutral Density 4x filter what can I do with it? Is it the polarizer?