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Submitted: July 19, 2006
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Make:Canon
Model:Canon EOS 30D
Shutter Speed:25/10 second
Aperture:F/22.0
Focal Length:17 mm
ISO Speed:100
Date Taken:Jul 19, 2006, 5:57:51 PM

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Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Waterscapes

The sun has gone by...

It's my first attempt using ND Grad Filters, it's quite fun and effective..no more silhouttes that I didnt wanted...
This image is what I visualized...bright and sharp detail from the foreground untill the background

I would like to dedicate this image to the great photographers that inspired and helped me choosing this invaluable filter

Thanks a lot guys

*Sun-Seeker Aug 4, 2006

Nice colour and gradient. This is a better shot than the other although the other was almost a better composition. The branch and ribbons spoiled the other shot by distracting from the scene. This has no distractions allthought the colour is not as deep. This one has symetrical vignetting in the upper sky which is better... rotation of filters?? is one graduated? Keep experimenting.. I need a .9 myself.. I use the polariser with my gradated .6.. makeshift!

~chrishon Aug 6, 2006

In both of the photos I used the same Graduate ND filters the different the overall brightness of the scene...this one was taken shortly after the sun was setting while the other one was taken a couple of minutes after this shot
Thank you so much for the comment...I really appreciate it

~tarua Jul 30, 2006 Hobbyist Photographer

beautiful pic. great job!

~chrishon Jul 30, 2006

Thank you, much appreciated

~Izik888 Jul 23, 2006

beautiful...
amazing...
i like it

~chrishon Jul 23, 2006

Thank you, glad you liked it

~deirdre-a Jul 22, 2006

i love the one mountain in the distance

very characteristic.

~chrishon Jul 22, 2006

thank you, it called Manado Tua...in English it's Old Manado...not sure why they called it that

~deirdre-a Jul 23, 2006

Manado Tua sounds better.

you're welcome

~Knuffelbeer Jul 21, 2006 Photographer

what a lovely photo,

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