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Published: 2013-09-29 17:07:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 1951; Favourites: 115; Downloads: 0
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Porto Alegre,Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
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: Canon T3i.Lens: Canon EF 18-55mm IS II
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Yay! I’m very glad to announce you that your artwork has been chosen to be amongst the best deviations submitted to our in the month of October 2013. You can check it out here: Featured & here: Hall Of Fame ( 42 – October 2013 ) . 
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Best of October 2013Good day!
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Here is collection of photos, i chose as the BEST OF OCTOBER 2013.
All photos are from Photos of 2013 I..
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Please fav the article, so more people can see it. Congrats and thank you
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Beautiful combination of silky smooth water and moss covered rocks
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Thank you, Sébastien!
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This information are on the EXIF: 30/1. It means i used a 30 seconds exposure to do this photo
I put my camera on a tripod and let it capture the scene for a certain time. Long exposure is a fun way of photography
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Haha, thanks, btw, what brand tripod did you use? I'm going to Costa Rica this summer with my brand new DSLR camera, but I want something portable. lol
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Actually i'm using a very very old Vanguard VT-131 tripod, but i'll buy a Manfrotto MKC3 H01 as soon i can
Here's a video with this tripod: www.youtube.com/watch?feature=…
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Beautiful shot John!! 
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I'm glad you liked! Thanks for your kind words
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Fica interessante a água com esse efeito. Parecem nuvens ou névoa feita por gelo seco. Cuidado ao pisar nessas pedras esverdeadas, elas tem jeito de ser escorregadias!
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Eu gostaria de ter feito essa foto também com a água da cachoeira mais "congelada" no tempo, mas não havia como, pois eu teria que colocar em opções da câmera que não eram viáveis por questão da luz. Estava praticamente noite quando tirei essa foto... Tive que usar uma exposição muito longa para dar um pouco de luz na cena.
No final o efeito ficou bem interessante, contrastando o suave da água com o material mais bruto em forma de mineral, a rocha. O impressionante é que essas pedras não pareciam escorregadias, elas eram escorregadias. Como estamos em um tempo de chuva primaveril por aqui, as torrentes que despencam constantemente do céu fazem ambientes como esse ficarem meio perigosos, mas eu prefiro não pensar muito nisso, porque senão eu acabo não me concentrando tanto no ato de tirar uma foto, e sim no perigo que trás eu tirar a foto.
Essa particularmente tive que subir em uma dessas pedras que estava um pouco acima da cachoeira para obter um ângulo de visão como esse. Enfim, acho que já estou falando demais
Vou terminar lhe agradecendo por esse seu ótimo comentário, meu amigo. Um grande abraço!
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Você não falou demais. Suas explicações são muito profissionais e muito claras, isso é muito bom para leigos como eu entender o que se passa, e todo o trabalho que se tem até chegar as imagens em nossas telas.
Um abraço!
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Thank you, good friend!
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Thanks a lot, my friend!
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very nice work I wish she was more steams and rivers were i live.
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Thank you! They are really beautiful
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I like the green colours in this. The smoothing effect of the water (with a ND-filter I suppose?) is nice as well.
I might have gotten a bit closer so as to not include the soil on the bottom left of the picture or the brownish stone to the right. Also the ND-effect is nice, but the smoothness is a bit too much, a little bit less would have given more vibrance to the picture to match the vivid greens.
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Thanks for your feedback, i appreciate it
About the ND-filter, i don't used it... Actually i'm needing one 
As i did this photo in RAW file, the "ND-filter" effect was in the post-processing, where i edited the highlights. And the last thing: the "soil on the bottom left" was simple: i was in rock above the waterfall, and was, basically, impossible to take the photo without it.
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Ah I see. I am always conflicted about whether or not to crop photos afterwards to achieve desired framing when my lens won't do (I often use a fixed 50 mm), but I guess that could be done. Maybe some purists would frown on that but it seems that in our day and age manipulation is becoming less of an issue and more of a necessity. Good work anyhow.
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Exact. Here i used my simple 18-55mm kit lens, often neglected. I see the "manipulation" as a necessity, as you say.
Take a photo without any edit is like you do a drawing in black-and-white. With the "editing programs", you paint it. You bring it the real life, but need to know how to use it.
Try use a wide-angle lens, such 20mm or less. Is better to take landscape photos
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