jbfeenstra

Morning star saw mill

Morning star saw mill

At Decew Falls, St. Catherines, ON

5 exposures merged into a 32 bit HDR in Lightroom using the Photomatix plugin.

At Decew Falls, St. Catherines, ON

5 exposures merged into a 32 bit HDR in Lightroom using the Photomatix plugin.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark II

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Aperture f/11.0 ISO 50

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Jan, 2013

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Beautiful capture! :)M

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Great capture!

LOVE it!!! The vivid red mill house, the cool color of the water... very nice :)

Great shot,congratulations on the award

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