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Stokes Bay traces
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Stokes Bay has many unusual rockformations and during low tide you can find many traces of the salt water that have been worked out through thousands of years.
THis is another example with a extreme polarizer effect from a low level POV. The bigger stones are about 50 cm high in reality. |
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- tinman
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(2663) - [2005-12-24 6:07]
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Almost moon like. Lovely effects and good result.
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- dew77
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(13209) - [2005-12-24 7:20]
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Hi Thomas,
Very good shot! I liked the POV,looks interesting...
Happy New Year
Cheers:)
Almost other worldly in it's view point and texture and the effect of the polariser, though a spot of infill flash would help relieve the darkness of the shadows from the harsh overhead light
Beautiful composition, the bright colours are fantastic, great photo, excellent work!
and many thanks for sharing!
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