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    #1

    River Tees Low Force

    This image (#1) is from October last year and I've only just got round to processing it, trying to PP it with some Nik filters. The second image was processed just after the date I made it.

    #1 Processed today.



    Exif: 5Diii, 24-105 at 24mm, ISO100, f16, 3sec


    #2 Processed last year



    Exif: As #1 except FL is 75mm and 1.5 sec
    Last edited by ST-EOS; 27-01-2015, 19:43.
    Peter

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    #2
    Re: River Tees Low Force

    Of the two I prefer the 1st one Peter, the water really leads you in to the picture.

    The second is a little too brown for my liking.
    Alan.

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      #3
      Re: River Tees Low Force

      Two very nice shots Peter, like the movement in the water. Must visit this place.

      Bill.
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        #4
        Re: River Tees Low Force

        A nice set Peter, but of the 2 I do like the 1st using the water as a lead into the image.

        Tom

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          #5
          Re: River Tees Low Force

          Thanks Alan, Bill and Tom for taking the time to look and make comment, much appreciated.
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            #6
            Re: River Tees Low Force

            Originally posted by Bill53 View Post
            Two very nice shots Peter, like the movement in the water. Must visit this place.

            Bill.
            Plenty of opportunities for different compositions there Bill. There's Gibsons Cave nearby as well. I'm not sure if I have posted any images of it on here though but...I do have some on my Flickr Photostream.
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              #7
              Re: River Tees Low Force

              Nice shots Peter, its the first image for me too.
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                #8
                Re: River Tees Low Force

                It's the first one for me. The colours are better, and as others have said the leading lines work well.
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                  #9
                  Re: River Tees Low Force

                  nice shots Peter, both work well for me
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                    #10
                    Re: River Tees Low Force

                    Peter, I'm going to go against the flow in preferring the second, I find the main point of interest just too distant in the first. I wasn't sure about the pp at first, but decided I like the almost 'painted' effect.
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                      #11
                      River Tees Low Force

                      Thanks Wayne, Andy, Ian and Alex for taking time to look and comment.

                      Alex you have confirmed my thoughts, the second one was printed before. Christmas and is hanging on the wall, as directed by SWMBO [emoji6]
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                        #12
                        Re: River Tees Low Force

                        Originally posted by AlexR! View Post
                        Peter, I'm going to go against the flow in preferring the second, I find the main point of interest just too distant in the first.
                        I with Alex on that. My first thought was that a crop at nearer 50mm might increase the impact of the waterfall in the first shot. IMHO!
                        Andrew

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                          #13
                          Re: River Tees Low Force

                          I'm sorry but smoothing the flow ruins both for me ,i'm not a fan of the nd long exposure of water shots ,works sometimes for the sea ,to me it makes any picture (not just yours ) look like a badly painted oil painting ,just my emperors new clothes point of view

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                            #14
                            Re: River Tees Low Force

                            Thanks Andy and Jeff for taking time to look and comment.
                            Jeff there's no need to be sorry, images are like Marmite, some like them some don't.
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                              #15
                              Re: River Tees Low Force

                              First for me, the long sweep of the river Tees really adds to the composition.
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