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Athabasca Falls
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Lag


Location: White Rock British Columbia BC CA
Posts: 450
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A view thru the trees as the Emerald Waters of the mighty Athabasca River tumble into a steep narrow gorge. Melting snow causes torrential flows which stir up the glacial sediment,,,giveing the lakes and rivers these unique blue green colors,,,.
This was shot during a brighter moment on an mostly dark and overcast day,,,. The clouds and rain eventually won out over the mid afternoon sun but not before taking this image during one of the transitions,,. D100,,12-24DX with a Pol and a 2 EV ND,,1/2 Sec at F22,,,.
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· Date: Sun 2-March-2008 · Views: 790 · Filesize: 47.1kb, 297.8kb · Dimensions: 850 x 628 ·
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Rating: ********** 10.00
Keywords: Alberta
Camera: D100
Lens and Filters: 12-24DX with a Pol and a 2 EV ND,,.
Film and/or ISO: 200 ISO
Aperture: F22
Shutter speed: 1/2 sec
Location: Jasper Alberta
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Dubes
Location: Mississauga ON CA
Posts: 1,102
Mon 3-March-2008 02:37

Always look forward to your posts Lyle. Nice contrast of the hard rocks with the "soft" water. Colour of water is marvellous; reminds me of Morraine Lake.
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mkousen
Location: York PA US
Posts: 81
Mon 3-March-2008 03:40

Great framing and sharpness. Was this captured as a single photo or an HDR blend of multiple photos? It is perfect!


Mort
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Lag
Location: White Rock British Columbia BC CA
Posts: 450
Mon 3-March-2008 04:10

Hi Mort
This is a single image and no HDR has been used,,. It was taken during a bright moment on a mostly dark and overcast day,,,. The rain clouds and the intense afternoon sun were doing battle all day with the clouds eventually winning out but not before taking this image during one of the transitions,,.


Cheers
Lyle,.
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Markus43
Location: El Cajon CA US
Posts: 54
Mon 3-March-2008 17:03

Very powerful image. I can "hear" the roar. The feel of earth as it succumbs to the water's force... just beautiful.
Mark
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Sabry
Location: Florence OR US
Posts: 11
Thu 6-March-2008 09:34

This is a rare beauty.
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BSchirm
Location: Palos Verdes Peninsula CA US
Posts: 1,326
Sun 16-March-2008 19:22

Lyle...this is an outstanding image. But I wouldn't expect less from you. Best regards.
Barry
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omeggaman
Location: NY US
Posts: 3
Fri 21-March-2008 18:50

Gorgeous!! its almost if I could reach out and feel the water..Very well taken shot
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Countryboy
Location: Memphis TN US
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Sat 5-July-2008 18:11 Rating: 10 

A stunning image. Tom
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