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dta 2010-10-05 2:45
Hello Ally ,
It is not so easy to take good pictures of waterfalls . Some "great" photographers use the long exposure , but It is a matter of taste . I like a lot the natural effect here , the superbly balanced composition , and the excellent balance of light between shady and sunny parts .
Well done .
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10-06-2010, 07:11 AM
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To dta: Long Exposure
Hi Denis,
Long and short exposure lead to the different shooting result. I do like the long exposure that always make the flowing water look like a smooth fabric, while short exposure is good to show the real feature of a waterfall, especially to show a spectacular view of a magnificent waterfall. I suggest to shoot waterfall's photos in different length of exposure, but my pocket camera have only the limited function. Thanks for your viewing and critique. Regards, Ally 
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