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Cyberman

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Bushy Park Waterfall

05-05-2014, 20:29

Went to Bushy Park this afternoon for a bit of a relax and to try some stuff out.

Bushy Park Waterfall (HDR) 01 by cyberdavis, on Flickr

Bushy Park Waterfall 02 by cyberdavis, on Flickr

Bushy Park Waterfall 03 by cyberdavis, on Flickr

Bushy Park Waterfall 04 by cyberdavis, on Flickr

The first image is a combination of HDR and long exposure, not sure it worked but thought I would post it.
The others ares all long(ish) exposures using ND filters.
I was not overly happy with my composition, I knew what i wanted but could not quite seem to get it right.
As always, comments welcomed.

Andy
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Dave s

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#2

05-05-2014, 20:53

Re: Bushy Park Waterfall

last two for me mate, you have caught the water well with the long exposure
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05-05-2014, 21:05

Re: Bushy Park Waterfall

The third shot is the better one without the plain and blown sky

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Hereford_EOS

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05-05-2014, 21:09

Re: Bushy Park Waterfall

Last two are superb, well done Andy

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Bhuna

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05-05-2014, 21:28

Re: Bushy Park Waterfall

Nice set. I like the third one best.

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#6

05-05-2014, 21:41

Re: Bushy Park Waterfall

Last one works well, pleasing composition. Bright light hasn't done you any favours though.

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#7

06-05-2014, 01:33

Re: Bushy Park Waterfall

3rd image for me

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