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The leafs are falling, there's colour everywhere, and it's my favourite season to be outdoors shooting.

Little Falls Creek - Dorrigo, NSW Australia.

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~juanfox94 Jun 13, 2010  Student Photographer
featured in my latest journal too =D
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~blackbeauty25 Jun 4, 2010
THIS IS TRUE ART. THE NATURAL BEAUTY IN HE WORLD. WHERE IS THIS PICTURE TAKEN? IT IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE I HAVE EVER SCENE!
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~Langzee May 30, 2010  Student Digital Artist
What was the shutter speed / fstop / iso combo you used for this shot?

I love this effect in any picture and I would love to learn how. And Im assuming I would need a tripod?
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*DrewHopper May 30, 2010  Professional Photographer
Yes, tripod is a must. Can't remember exactly the exposure here as I blended 2 exposures, one for the foreground and one for the background... Any exposure over a couple of seconds will achieve this silky effect on the water. Always set your aperture high say f/11 - 16 for a deeper dof, ISO 100 to keep noise low. Hope this helps :)
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~Langzee May 30, 2010  Student Digital Artist
So on my 35mm, say like 1/4 exp. should work?

But thank you so much for the help! :)
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*DrewHopper May 30, 2010  Professional Photographer
It depends on the lighting, every scene is different. I recommend getting some ND filters, they come in handy :)
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~Langzee May 31, 2010  Student Digital Artist
Okay. :)
Thank you so much for the help. :)
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~brentonbiggs May 30, 2010
Wow!!! This is beautiful!!!
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!StormLights May 29, 2010
Featured here [link]
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=stetre76 May 27, 2010  Hobbyist Photographer
grat scene, the low trees are amazing.
the long-exposure effect on the water is great as well
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