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Old 20-07-2012, 06:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Adelastro1 View Post
Very nice Mike. I love how the shadow from the moon creeps across the landscape.
Thanks Wayne. The Moon was so bright when it was up high we didn't even need our headlamps. A few times during the walk in we turned them off too and just trekked via moonlight. It was quite surreal.


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Originally Posted by obsidianphotos View Post
You are going to get sick of me commenting Mike..... Great timelapse. If I may offer a slight critique, I would have liked to see a fraction more sky in the composition but I'm guessing on that rock ledge you couldn't exactly take a few steps backwards, and I realise that you were more focused on the falls rather than the sky.
Thanks Greg, I appreciate your comments. You're completely right about the sky - the problem was, I was using my Canon 40D and with the crop sensor I just didn't have a wide enough lens to fit all of the falls AND more sky.

I was using the 5D Mk II and 14mm doing other shots so this was all I could do with the timelapse.

Definitely not the composition I was after for the timelapse but the shadow made the scene dramatic enough.


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Originally Posted by gregbradley View Post
Great work Mike.

Geez you're gonna be hard to beat at the next Malins!

Greg.
Thanks for the kind words Greg but Alex, Phil and Colin are almost unstoppable. I'll be happy to just to have more work to enter - it's been slim pickings for me the last few years.


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Originally Posted by SkyViking View Post
Beautiful timelapse Mike - and that creeping shadow make it look very dramatic! It's a nice contrast with the tranquil looking falls.
Thanks Rolf, appreciate your comments. I wasn't sure initially what value the timelapse would be because with 30s exposures, the water itself wasn't going to change much from frame to frame. But after looking at a few frames and seeing the shadow creep across, I knew it would still be worthwhile continuing to capture the scene.

Thanks again!
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