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    Seaflows

    Water flow captured by a long exposure is a recurring theme in photography. Here is one such image taken in tidal waters on the Solway Firth. This post is also a test of my recent migration to PBase. Galleries to be seen at Pbase.com/David_Ws. Comments and crits are welcome as usual.

    Seaflows

    Processing involved use of Canon's DPP, and enhancement using PSP9.

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    Edit: Looks as if my direct posting from PBase needs further investigation. The original on PBase is 1000by667 pixels but this is only 400by 260 pixels.

    Seaflows


    That looks better, but how did I manage it?
    Last edited by Dave Humphries; 1st September 2009 at 11:04 AM. Reason: Faulty image linking.

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    Re: Seaflows

    There, I fixed it for you David!

    Easy when you know how.

    When you copy the direct link url from PBase and paste into an image link dialog here, you need to change "medium.jpg" (at the end) to be "original.jpg", thats all.

    If you forget, just Edit the post and change it (between the IMG tags) like I did.

    Cheers,

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    Re: Seaflows

    Thanks Dave. The instructions in PBase were initially a bit confusing. I also managed to do it by clicking on "original" in the image window and then right clicking to "copy url".

    PBase certainly seems to offer a bit more regarding display and storage of images than Flickr, and it allows this direct linking without any hassle.

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    i like how the rock placement directs you eye in a diagonal direction! lovely!

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    Re: Seaflows

    Susan - Thanks for your comment. One of the things I like about taking these shots is that you cannot know in advance what the image will look like. In this instance the water flows diagonally, but a subsequent shot could have the water swirling around. This unpredictability has its own sort of beauty to it.

    There are some more images here http://www.pbase.com/david_ws/galleries

    Cheers

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    Last edited by David; 2nd September 2009 at 07:22 AM. Reason: addition of url

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