Shallow Waters by clintnewsham

Photography • Photo Manipulation • posted on Jul 09, 2009

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some of you may remember a series of these i done quite a while ago. here,s another to add to the collection. hope you like it.

Comments (30)

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TwoPynts

4:09PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

A stunner, plain and simple. Bravo!

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traceyjane

4:13PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

perfect, a wonderful shot

MrsLubner

4:24PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

I was totally taken with the earlier works and this one is just as breathtaking!

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Rainastorm

4:28PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Super nice!!

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2121

4:32PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

beautiful image, the colours are so warm

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Darkglass

4:36PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Very atmospheric scene beautiful warm colours great piece of manipulation!

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kgb224

4:53PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Majestic artwork.

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timtripp

4:55PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

beautiful!

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Cgaynor

4:58PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Very dramatic-love the use of lighting and space.

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GBCalls

5:00PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Impressive. Excellent as always

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jeffus

5:01PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

great mood and atmosphere

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kftate

6:03PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Gorgeous! Excellent work!

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Sea_Dog

6:53PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Stunning! Wonderful work!

jared99

7:04PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Absolutely amazing -- well done!

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novelist

8:10PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

Breathtaking as always. I love the colors and the mood. Beautiful.

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DoctorSpot

8:27PM | Thu, 09 July 2009

I agree with all 15 comments above...this is really a beautiful render. The background is like a fine art painting. For me, if I were to portray an animal moving in the mist, then the silhouette would be slightly softer--to depict both motion and realism of atmosphere. It is also helpful if moving elements in a scene are either 'entering' or 'leaving' the center of the scene, as this measure assists greatly in giving a visual commentary..."storytelling" their movement, if you will.

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