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    The Coast has had so much rain that there were many falls we stumbled upon...here's 2 more:

    Colwood Creek Falls





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    You're really into waterfalls. Nice work, I really love the colors...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fortytwo View Post
    You're really into waterfalls. Nice work, I really love the colors...
    Just while I was out there...something different to focus on...lol...thanks!
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    Lovely set yet asgain casil!!!
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    these are all lovely Casil.
    I love the light in the second one!!
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    Wow lovely scenery Casil!

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    I also like the colors in these frames. My question is how soft do you go with the flow of the water? I have this discussion all the time with my wife who likes to see some defined patterns to the water in a faster speed while I like the looks of the slower speeds to get this silky look. I end up meeting her mid stream (pun) and get a combination of both.

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    I think how soft you go depends on what you want to portray in your photo. The serenity of a forest stream might call for the very soft look ... the power of the river might suggest stopping the flow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    I think how soft you go depends on what you want to portray in your photo. The serenity of a forest stream might call for the very soft look ... the power of the river might suggest stopping the flow.
    spot on, MA

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