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    Clicked off....LOL. I bet there are a lot of us who wish we could click ones off like this.
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    Ben, fabulous lightning shots... especially #2.

    Erno, great work on that scene. I was there in March and wasn't able to come anywhere close to this kind of result. I'm a bit torn whether the tree silhouette against the sky adds to the image or not. I'm thinking it would also be a great picture without the tree in it. Mostly though, I love the motion in the water. You picked just the right shutter speed. Sometimes in my photos I tend to overdo it, and blur the water too much. This is a good example of why it's often better to go with just a little bit of blur.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan Huyer View Post
    Ben, fabulous lightning shots... especially #2.

    Erno, great work on that scene. I was there in March and wasn't able to come anywhere close to this kind of result. I'm a bit torn whether the tree silhouette against the sky adds to the image or not. I'm thinking it would also be a great picture without the tree in it. Mostly though, I love the motion in the water. You picked just the right shutter speed. Sometimes in my photos I tend to overdo it, and blur the water too much. This is a good example of why it's often better to go with just a little bit of blur.
    I agree with Jonathan, that water is absolutely amazing. Wasn't there an assignment recently to capture an image with a bunch of different focal points? This would have been perfect. There are just so many cool things to look at in that image (the sky, the waterfall, the silhouette), but the water definitely takes the cake. That would be an excellent wall piece.
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    Another from the other night[/url]Super Storm by Ben__Taylor, on Flickr
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    Quote Originally Posted by btaylor View Post
    Another from the other night
    End of days ... looks like the last night of planet earth
    Last edited by ahab1372; 11-29-2012 at 05:04 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by btaylor View Post
    Another from the other night[/url]Super Storm by Ben__Taylor, on Flickr
    Ben, fantastic shot. Great work catching the multiple lightning bolts. Did you crop the photo like this or was this a type of pano?

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    Amazing shot Ben, love the clouds and the multiple bolts.
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    That's an awesome multi-exposure shot.

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    Ben - I really like the that last one... cool composite.

    Erno - When you can get a shot where an 80 foot waterfall is dwarfed by the grandeur of the other elements of the shot, then you know you have something special. Nicely done.
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    Ahaha well the Mayan calendar is about to expire isn't it? Maybe we're in for a shock afterall.

    Thanks for the comments too guys, I'm very glad I ventured out that night.

    Oh and Erno - that shot is beautiful mate, well done.
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