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Published: 2012-08-03 01:36:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 1507; Favourites: 158; Downloads: 0
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Lake Magog & shrouded Mount Assiniboine, Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park, British ColumbiaRelated content
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Ahaha thank you very much! And for the watch!
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your beautiful work is featured in our third crossover feature from ...[link]
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Loved this so much it's featured here [link] thanks for being awesome!!
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The reflection in the water make this look really trippy.
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Thanks a lot! Perhaps you should; staying in a hut isn't too expensive.
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Like the fact that you didn't crop it. It give it more of a floating sense. Great shot and very dream like. Simply amazing.
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Thanks a lot, man! I was hoping for a surreal scene with the full reflection & saturation, so your compliment means a ton.
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Well you nailed it. Great job.
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O_o talk about a beautiful place. How did you get this kind of photo?
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It is, quite.
Well, the water had to be perfectly still for starters, which was pretty rare up there & since it's up in the mountains a lens filter is probably necessary or the colours tend to get drowned out.
Otherwise, it's an HDR photo, meaning 3 separate photos taken at 1.6 exposure intervals, then combined to capture all of the details, from the darks to the lights. It's the HDR that allows me to further bring out the reflection.
Mostly it's just a beautiful place, and the water is ridiculously clear (since it's glacial run-off) so it reflects well. Mind you, this isn't the sort of location you can just stroll up to one summer morning; it's 27 km. into the mountains.
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ok, thank you for the info! I've tried doing some stuff with hdr, but I've yet to get it to work haha.
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I recommend Photomatix if you aren't already using it. HDR works much better if you use a tripod to ensure consistency (though photomatix does do a solid job of re-aligning the photos), but in all honesty I do most of my shots free-hand. I presume you're using the AEB function on your camera-- if not, use it! 
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ah, ok. I've heard of Photomatix, but I've never used it. And I haven't used the AEB function either, so I'll have to figure that out too.
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Ah, well they should both help you immensely! Good luck!
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British Columbia seems to be the ideal place for landscape photographers.... Great picture!
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On that note; I see you're from Iceland. I was looking into travelling there as well. That also seems a pretty ideal place for landscape photography
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Indeed 
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It seems to be a place packed full of rich, clear lakes and surreal mountain ranges. I'm sure I'll visit there again some day.
Thank you very much
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Well, the water had to be perfectly still for starters, which was pretty rare up there & since it's up in the mountains a lens filter is probably necessary or the colours tend to get drowned out.
Otherwise, it's an HDR photo, meaning 3 separate photos taken at 1.6 exposure intervals, then combined to capture all of the details, from the darks to the lights. It's the HDR that allows me to further bring out the reflection.
Mostly it's just a beautiful place, and the water is ridiculously clear (since it's glacial run-off) so it reflects well. Mind you, this isn't the sort of location you can just stroll up to one summer morning; it's 27 km. into the mountains.
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ha git trold u not even notis idit
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Fantastic shot, the reflection from the lake makes it all the better!
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Thank you! That was my focus of this shot.
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Awsome mirror effect, the snow and the green really add to it ... all clean.
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