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January 17th 04, 05:35 AM
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Genuine HELP is requested
Genuine HELP is requested
First off, thank you in advance those who lend their opinions, advice and guidance. To those who critisize and complain, thank you for reading my post. OK, here it is. I want to know how to make water look interesting. Moving water that is. How do I get it all soft looking. Like this http://photo111.home.att.net/images/images/stream.jpg or this http://water.usgs.gov/pubs/FS/fs-027...-01/stream.jpg or http://www.radekaphotography.com/images/Stream.jpg I have experimented, but the results are awful. What kind of film do you think I should use. Most of the areas or places I will be would be forest areas, or low light areas. I use both black and white and colour. I do use a tripod, not there is no need to remind me of that little tidbit. Any and all help is totally appreciated. Thanks again in advance. -- T C Bulmer http://members.shaw.ca/tcbulmer/index.html Kick you out to reply 
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