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June 7, 2014
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dry-falls2-1.jpgdry-falls-nc-1.jpg

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Nice.. Did you use an ND filter on these?
I’d clone out bottom left on both. Should be easy.

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June 7, 2014
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Nice one Michael. What’s your exposure? Love both pictures.

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Great shots – B&W and colour are both really enjoyable.
Looks like a long exposure to me. I’ve got similar results that way.
Whatever method you used the pictures turned out very nice!
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Yes, I used a .9 (3 stop) ND filter on both… both were taken with a 28mm lens ISO100.  The color was at f9 1/3 second and the second at f16 1/3 second.  In the color one, you can see how large the falls are with the people on the right… had to wait for everyone to get out of the way for the other shot :-)

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