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    Nature/Wildlife Forum Co-Moderator Loupey's Avatar
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    Autumn Flow

    Haven't participated much here for the last couple months. Have shot virtually zero images during that time. I did take a hike back in October and shot these.







    Thanks for looking.
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    Re: Autumn Flow

    Nice to see you around Loupey. I hope all is well. I really like that first image. I think if I look at the 2nd image too long I may come down with vertigo!
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    Re: Autumn Flow

    Ahhh beautiful hawkings hills! very nice images, and good job avoiding people in them. good to see you back around to.
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    Re: Autumn Flow

    I also like the first one from the top. I actually find the second one more intriguing but, personally, I would darken the top left corner a bit. And, may be an even slower shutter speed for that one?

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    Re: Autumn Flow

    Really like the long exposures of water , beautiful, specially the first one

    Second one is really intriguing

    Nice to see your photos !

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    Re: Autumn Flow

    Thanks for kind words, guys.
    Lots of things going on and it has been difficult getting back to photography. Hope to pick up the camera and shoot again. And will try to be more regular here to comment.
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    Re: Autumn Flow

    very nice my friend! wanna help me FIND my camera ;-)
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    Re: Autumn Flow

    Thanks, Paul! I can barely find my own pieces and parts
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    Re: Autumn Flow

    Quote Originally Posted by paulnj View Post
    very nice my friend! wanna help me FIND my camera ;-)

    now I don't feel so bad.

    Nice shots. I did my sister's xmas cards last week, and those were the first frames since october too.
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    Re: Autumn Flow

    beatiful shots
    well done

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