Chimney Rock Flood by rayburg

Photography • Landscape • posted on Oct 13, 2005

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I just recently downloaded a bunch of filters. The flood filter, which we've recently seen, is a fascinating filter. I've been experimenting with it and over the next few days I plan on uploading some of them. Today's pic is Chimney Rock, Ghost Ranch, New Mexico. You've seen a lot of Ghost Ranch in many of my shots, but never any were the water level is at the base of the mountains, I think it's a pretty cool effect. Hope you like it because there will be a few more coming. ENJOY TODAY

Comments (35)

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Leeco

12:06AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Well that's kinda neat. I love experiments. Good to see others do also. I am always on the lookout for new stuff, (hint, hint)! LOL. Am I the only one who hasn't recently (or ever, for that matter) seen the flood filter. Way to go Ray!

farmgirl

12:26AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Gorgeous! I'm not quite on the filter level yet, but hold your breath, it will happen one of these days. Just let me get my new SLR first, then we'll talk ;0) Stunning capture! Well done! :0)

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spselfr

12:57AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

very cool I like it

soulofharmony

12:59AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

like the way the light catches the textures mountian rocks , the filter is very effective.. lovely piece of digital manipulation.. :)..:))

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MaydaMason

1:31AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

i love flaming pear too :)))... the flood looks good and convincing... but the vignette is a little bit to strong for my taste... btw a gorgeous idea!! water on this place!!!

ana-maria

1:46AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Wow...looks outstanding. What a fantastic water effect. Excellent work!!!

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joost48

2:06AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Amazing photography.Well done,Ray.

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sharky_

2:29AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Impressive............Beautiful work. Aloha

thevolunteer

3:26AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Wow, another awesome post. I just love to see nature at it's best. And you do it justice. Aloha

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kimariehere

3:35AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

what an impressive rock!! and i love your flood filter in the desert great idea as always! beautiful work!!

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tibet2004uk

4:31AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

It surely is perfectly done since I thought it was the real thing! ;) Awesome effect indeed!

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tizjezzme

5:36AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Yessssss... Water ... just what this place needs!!! Get some color in the desert w/rich folliage. :)))) Cool Flood filter ... I've been playing w/mine too. Hey .. have a great day, will ya? Keep on smilin' too. X

Melbarr

6:17AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

COOL! water in the dessert

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nathalie06

6:27AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

I love your experimentation Ray ! The effect of this filter is a wonder. That's a surnatural effect. But not so... in other times the desert was cover by the ocean ;o))) I love the colors of theses Natural sculptures. So cool Ray ! Have a nice day. V

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micsteel

8:12AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Had me fooled: I thought you'd used the flood filter just at the front! I might use a matching rippled directional blur at the sides, though; the general blur you used makes it look like a clumsy attempt to hide something, which I NEVER would expect from YOU! :) (P.S.--where are the fairies? :D )

dragonfly2000

8:48AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

A wet one fer'sur. Agree with Mayday about the vig, certainly have to visit this place - in the dry season tho.

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TwoPynts

10:49AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Man, that flood filter is popular! Very appropraite use of it here though. I think some postwork along the edge to give the appearance of a shoreline would make it even better.

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morin3000

10:55AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

I like his sculptures made by nature! I see the layers which show to us that water worked its stones! Beautiful composition my friend!

Tedz

10:56AM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Fabulous!...You are indeed a Master of this Post Work...salute

PhotoSmith

12:24PM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Wow, what a stunning effect. I suspect that your talent had more to do with it than the filter, though. It's gorgeous, though I hope this particular vision never comes to pass!

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DOGFROST

12:38PM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Nice Goliath would be jealous. Great Idea.

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hotracer2

12:50PM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Fantastic postwork, wonderful image:):):)...V

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jcv2

4:14PM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Very special work, this landscape is very fascinating!

uniquedreamer

4:52PM | Thu, 13 October 2005

Absolutely beautiful!

logiloglu

6:43PM | Thu, 13 October 2005

gorgeous view on this impressive rock. wonderful colours. looks fantastic in this frame. excellent done,Ray !!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!!!

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maggiemai

6:54PM | Thu, 13 October 2005

WOWWWW!!! This is beautiful DAD!!!!! :-))) You are so artistical... hehehe Seriously, it's fantastic! It truly looks like a beautiful lake that is mirroring a most sensational rock formation! Awesome colors and that frame ..with the water flowing into it is typical rayburg genius!!! Bravo!! VOTE

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