Soft Falls

Uploaded: April 23, 2007 11:40:44

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I finally bonded enough with my camera to be able to slow down water. I took out the background (rocks) and replaced it with a graduated fill in Photoshop to create a little negative space which changed the perspective substantially by making it appear I shot this picture far lower in the falls than I actually did.

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