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Nortern Beaches Seascapes #3
My 3rd of the Northern Beaches Seascapes. I had to stand in the water for this one all be it was only a few deep but those waves on Sunday were a bit cool on the tush!
Last edited by LostDingo on Sun Aug 20, 2006 5:18 pm, edited 1 time in total.
LostDingo,
Love it! like the way of the water is. Perhaps, we will have an outing to Northern Beaches soon.  Birddog114
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That, my fellow friends sounds like a FANTASTIC idea!  Geoff
Special Moments Photography Nikon D700, 50mm 1.4, 85mm 1.4, 70-200 2.8VR, SB800 & some simple studio stuff.
This photo is amazing! I love the colours, and the effect of the water! I can't stop looking at it. Ooh... hehe looks like an early morning shot to me.
Count me in for a photography outing at the Northern Beaches too! Doug C.
Another great shot Paul, I really like it, again the water effects you've captured and the lovely light make this a very special. You said you were standing in the water, was this taken hand-held ? Or what the tripod also in the drink ?
Hey - good shot! Has a dreamy quality to it that I like a lot.
TFF (Trevor)
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Birdie-not a bad idea, like to others view on creating a photo in these areas, I must say I'm sorry I didn't attend the city night shoot Saturday.
Geoff- I second that! Potatis-you got the gear now for those early morning shoots! Do you need an alrm clock? 
Alpha-tripod and about an 8 second exposure I think crikettfan-yes, I prefer those dreamy appearances but one thing I liked with this one in particular is it has that dreamy appearance but also a transparency picking up the beach floor and algae
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