Cape Falcon: Seaweed on the Rocks by photosynthesis

Photography • Sea/Undersea • posted on Jun 30, 2012

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Third & last from Cape Falcon. I have several more seascapes I'd like to share, but I'm probably getting a little repetitive so will post something different from my coastal trip next time...

Comments (15)

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twelvemark21

6:16AM | Sat, 30 June 2012

Gorgeous capture, dazzling colors!

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dakotabluemoon

7:40AM | Sat, 30 June 2012

Very beautiful work hon i wish i knew how u do this awesome stuff.

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X-PaX

11:06AM | Sat, 30 June 2012

Very nice HDR? capture. Well done.

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erlandpil

12:00PM | Sat, 30 June 2012

Very beautiful work erland

alanwilliams

12:38PM | Sat, 30 June 2012

superbly constructed picture

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Dreamingbee

2:08PM | Sat, 30 June 2012

wonderful - a pleasure for our eyes!

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tommorules

5:57PM | Sat, 30 June 2012

Again great composition but the tonemapping software creates too much noise to make this easy on the eye. Sent you a PM about some software I use, I really hope you find it useful. Best, Steve.

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npauling

8:29PM | Sat, 30 June 2012

This looks stunning with this effect and it is a gorgeous capture.

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auntietk

12:05AM | Sun, 01 July 2012

The colors you've gotten here are beautiful. Marvellous image!

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brewgirlca

10:05AM | Sun, 01 July 2012

Looks like the body of a green giant being slowly buried in the sand. You really have a great eye for composition; the way this falls from upper left to lower right and the giant leading you into the scene. It must have been a crisp shot to begin with given how clear the trees are. Personally I don't find the grain over the top, but I can see where Steve is coming from. I use a program called Topaz DeNoise on some of my HDRs. You can download a free trial for 45 days. It's only about $60.00. It really helps clean up noise and you get very fine control of how much noise to wipe and where.

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