Glen Esk stream

Critiques [Translate]

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• Kilted-Arab (9477)
• [2009-06-13 17:16]

I like this, Tim - it looks very much like a Scottish scene, the f18 has produced good sharpness throughout and of course the smoothness of the water is just great. Really well executed and a good lesson to others wanting to try this kind of photography.

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• hifimusicdai (5325)
• [2009-06-13 18:40]

Nice job. You have coped well with the lighting.
warm regards
David

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• HienVy (646)
• [2009-06-13 20:57]

Hi Tim
It's so pretty, at first I thought it's the Evans river in Chrischurch but it is not. It's in Auckland.
TFS

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• Patricia (4129)
• [2009-06-13 21:03]

Well done Tim. I have along this track many times and congratulate you on the quality of this shot. Exposure and shutter speed are excellent.
Cheers,
Pat.

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• Sharpshooter (6922)
• [2009-06-14 0:44]
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Hi Tim,
Great shot, I remember walking past this stream on the way to the falls a couple of months ago. The bright green moss really stands out in this scene and the silky water from the long shutter speed looks perfect. HDR right? Excellent work, a very impressive photo.

TFS,
Scott.

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• luckybry (6731)
• [2009-06-14 1:05]

nice work Tim the details are crisp and sharp nice pov good choice of speed to freeze the water tfs
regads bryan

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• coasties (5654)
• [2009-06-14 14:22]

Hi Tim

Wow... you sure nailed this. Stunning shot. The slow shutter speed worked perfectly here. The difference hues of green are eye catching. Lovely NZ scenery.

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• buse (101)
• [2009-06-18 4:11]

Hello ,

very good .. water looks like magic.. sharpness and lights wonderfull..

ı like it..

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• rewshearer (20919)
• [2009-06-22 21:27]

Nice use of the slow shutter, good sharp details. Maybe a gradient over the upper part of the frame, or a lower crop, would draw the eyes more effectively down to your subject?
Rew

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• Mujahid-Awais (5553)
• [2009-06-23 1:47]

Beautiful place. Excellent landscape image.

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• GreenBaron (48878)
• [2009-06-24 15:45]

Hi Tim,
Missed some postings of you lately, but not this one ;-)
The slow shutter speed is perfect creating a mysterious impression of this small creek. Perfect well balanced composition, great view from your beautiful country!
Hans