Moss Respite

Artist: Michael Howard
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Moss Respite

Taken at Salisbury, Barrington National Park on the Williams river. Down stream is Underbank which will be under water when the land is flooded to make the new Tilligerry Dam. Such beautiful place and a must visit!

Nikon D700 70-200mm @200mm
250sec, F/18, ISO-100
ND400 filter

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David Geoffrey...

Another great one!!
Michael Howard replied

Thanks David :)
christophermp

Hi Michael, great capture, love the technique, congrats on the feature mate.
Michael Howard replied

Hi Christopher, thanks very much mate. I’m loving this filter :)
chriso

Lovely moss and smooth water – great choice of exposure and composition.
Michael Howard replied

Thank you for a very nice comment
gracefulflaire

Very moving visually and emotionally. Such a shame about the Tillingerry Dam going in.
Michael Howard replied

Yes change in a big way, some great country will be underwater. Progress!
Husky

Great image Mick, great comp!
Michael Howard replied

Thanks so much:)
GiGee

Absolutely beautiful.
Michael Howard replied

Thanks very much for your comment!
PJS15204

I really like this shot! I like the texture of moss and its sharpness through out the scene and the mercury like water is always a treat great shot!
Michael Howard replied

Thank you, cheers
Barbara Brown

Beautiful exposure!! Lovely image!
Michael Howard replied

Thanks very much Barbara
josiem

stunning!
Michael Howard replied

Thanks very much Josie :)
Michael Howard

Thanks for featuring in All Water in Motion
Jodie Bennett

Nice shot. Congratulation on the feature
Michael Howard replied

Thanks very much Jodie :)
Michael Howard
annibels

Love the softness of the water, and lighting on the rocks
Michael Howard replied

Thanks so much!
RichardIsik

nice capture,long exposure smooth image
Michael Howard replied

Thanks Richard :)
John Vandeven

Wow 250seconds….It was well worth the effort as it has turned out to be a fabulous shot.
Michael Howard replied

Thanks John!
AideRaal

Great shot!
Michael Howard replied

Thanks very much Aide :)
helmutk

Lovely image !
Michael Howard replied

Your comment is much appreciate, thanks very much
Elana Bailey

Wow, Michael. Wonderful capture, softness, lighting and sense of movement. Well done indeed. An instant fave.
Michael Howard replied

Thanks Elana :)
athex

Lovely image
Michael Howard replied

Thanks Athex!
Nathan v.D

Nice shot, not sure why I found it in the mighty manning valley group though?
Michael Howard replied

Thanks Nathan. All be it not far from the Manning Valley, I have removed it from that group.
Angela King-Jones

just lovely
Michael Howard replied

Thanks so much Angela
GerryMac

stunning composition and capture!
Michael Howard replied

Thank you Gerry, cheers :)
Stephen Williams

awesome shot!
love the real low angle.
great work!
Michael Howard replied

Cheers Stephen, thanks for the comment
Anna Leworthy 28 days ago

did you do photoshoping on this image? I’m learning new skills and have always wondered how to produce an image like this where the greens are so green. Any advice?
Michael Howard replied 28 days ago

Hi Anna, images is basically straight from the camera with a little “vibrance” control in PS as far as I remember. There are quite a few different ways to add saturation other then just dialing up saturation. A good one I use is to duplicate layer, adjust saturation to ~+25, change layers property to colour, then gaussian blur ~+4. You can then adjust Opacity of layer down 25%-50% or what ever suits. Give it a go.