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Greetings all,
This is the only photo I really liked from my weekend away at Barrington Tops. This was treated with the Nik "Classic soft focus" filter in Photoshop. I couldn't really slow down the water any further as I didn't have a ND filter on hand, all that was used was a Nikon Circular polariser. 
Andrew
This is great, nothing to be unhappy about with this one. Interestingly I didn't get lots of keepers either. BUT where's your kookaburra pics  Peter
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Hi Andrew,
very nice PP, has a real nice painting look to it. I still have to play with my water shots. Nice to have met you, hope you got all the dust out of your car 
And yes, where are the kookaburra photos? I even have posted a photo of you photographing one, so you can't deny it
Cheers, André Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
(misc Nikon stuff)
has a nice dreamy feel to it.
I like it. Steve check out my image gallery @
http://photography.avkomp.com/gallery3
I like this one, I get lost in the dreamy quality of this one. I have to ask Stubbsy mentioned the other day using blue filters and now you've mentioned the soft filter, is there a pack that I have to download, or are they already somewhere inside CS2 ?
Appreciate the comments guys.
I had a great time that day with the drive and spending time with everybody. It took me a few hours to wash my car and remove all the dust and mud underneath the car (there was even cow manure in the wheel arches).
Here is the Kookaburra shot just for you guys 
Craig the filter can be found at Nik Multimedia
Craig - Nik Color Efex Pro - commercial Photoshop or Nikon Capture plugins - see here Peter
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Nothing wrong with the shutter speed there - the mix of movement with a bit of structure works well. I know when I try this sort of shot I tend to overdo the movement, so you should be happy with this one
Wish I could have joined you guys, but (as you can see another thread) I was a bit overtired - the comment from Pa about 3 hours sleep was accurate *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
Problems was late night with your social and enjoying too much next to number of the beauties
Hope we will make another trip together with lot of fun at another location soon. Birddog114
VNAF, My Beloved Country and Airspace
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