Somewhere along the applachian trail ... Blue Ridge Mountains.

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Image Title: Somewhere along the applachian trail ... Blue Ridge Mountains.

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By: sameer
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Photographer	sameer {Karma:197}
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Portfolio		Lens	28-80mm
Uploaded	7/3/2002	Film / Memory Type	Elitechrome.
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Gabriella Carta {K:22879} 4/14/2004

great work, good

sameer {K:197} 7/4/2002

Dawna:

I took this picture at around 5.00pm. It was a very cloudy day and
direct sunlight was not available. I have observed over time that such
couldy conditions make the water shots look much nicer than those
taken in presence of direct sunlight.

Couldy conditions, circular polarizer (helped cut 1 stop) plus the
use of f/27 aperture to obtain the reqd depth of field helped slow the ss.

Dawna G. {K:7709} 7/3/2002

this is very nice Sameer, it is calming and serene. I have not been able to achieve this yet with my water shots, what time of day did you shoot this and any use of filters to cut the light out to slow the ss?

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