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NIKON CORPORATION
NIKON D90
15/1 second
F/16.0
11 mm
200
Nov 2, 2011, 12:37:34 PM
Adobe Photoshop CS2 Windows
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2011.11.02, Gyertyános Park Forest, near Kaposvár, Hungary.

Nikon D90 - Sigma 10-20 @ 11 mm - f/16 - 15 sec - Soligor CPL - Cokin P154 - Cokin p197 (handheld) - NEF - Capture NX 2.2.6 - PS/CS2

This year (2012) the autumn forest shots were kinda messed up by nature in Hungary - the long and warm September-October delayed the golden part by 2 weeks to the middle of November, and the windy-rainy weather also destroyed it early, withing 1 week. Sadly I can only submit the autumn shots from last year only.

Here I tried to make the exposure as long as possible (to show the slow streaming movement of the leaves on the pond) with the perspective as wide as possible. Even here I felt how restricting the Cokin P system feels on ultrawide angles: at f/16 I'm already 2 steps into diffraction territory, but using a stronger ND filter would have required to include another filter between the lens and the filter holder, restricting the angle of view to ca. 14mm focal lenght. Yet another reason to get the Lee system... *sigh*

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~mecengineer Jan 2, 2013
perfect work
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*enyaa Dec 25, 2012   Photographer
I have featured you here: [link]
Merry Christmas!
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~maxre Dec 4, 2012  Professional Photographer
Wonderful shot. Is that a chimney in the distance I see?
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*DimensionSeven Dec 5, 2012
Exactly. The only remaining part of a wooden house. :)
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~maxre Dec 5, 2012  Professional Photographer
absolutely beautiful!
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*fistfulofneurons Dec 2, 2012  Hobbyist Photographer
lovely. there is a lot hiding in this image
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*DimensionSeven Dec 3, 2012
:highfive:
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`IceXDragon Dec 1, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Hello, this has been featured here.:la:

Have a nice day!
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~HerrHaller Dec 1, 2012  Student Photographer
This is... One of the most beautiful autumn shots I've ever seen. Stunning!
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*DimensionSeven Dec 3, 2012
:highfive:
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