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This is one of the most interesting ways I've ever seen water look. Let me explain how it managed to be five distinct colours at once. The sun is behind me on the left, and it's about 1 hour before sunset.
1) The green area on the left is shallow, and is colored primarily by the reflection of the pine trees on the slope along with the light reflecting off the bottom covered with silt. 2) The yellow spot just below (1) is a decaying tree on the bottom. 3) The red foreground is just the red rocks being lit up by the late sun. 4) The blue area towards top right is the reflection of the clear sky. 5) The purple area between (3) and (4) is a combination of those two.
Location: Garibaldi Lake, Garibaldi Provincial Park, Beautiful British Columbia, Canada. Equipment: Nikon D90 + Tokina 11-16mm + Tiffen Polarizer. Processing: Photomatix Pro 4.1 and Photoshop CS5 from 3 RAW exposures. Download: 2560x1600, 2560x1440, and 1600x1200. Follow me on Facebook:WestCoastScapes
Fraser river sunsets -
BC Lakes (two of the below taken on the same day) -
This photograph is taking part in the 'Surreal world' contest organized by the #inspirational-images group.
THIS, my good man, is exactly how HDR photography is supposed to look like. Nothing in excess, nothing too overdramatic - it's just all natural and it looks amazing. I love the composition - how there are three solid parts that make out the photo (the trees, the mountains and the water). You have done a great job on this and I can't do anything but to give you pretty much top ratings. Personally I probably would've toned down the green parts of the water juuuuust a bit, but other than that - fantastic job. Looking forward to see more photos from you.
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