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Posted 2 Years, 9 Months ago Linkback
Hello friends

I would like to share my amatuer photography with you all. I have been out and about all weekend, so many of these are hot of the press.
http://mattacuk.deviantart.com/gallery/

Comments welcome, and thanks for looking

p.s I am new to this so please be kind
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Posted 2 Years, 9 Months ago Linkback
I think you have some wonderful photographs, and are well on your way in the photography world. By the way, I deleted the double post for you.
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Posted 2 Years, 9 Months ago Linkback
Beautiful photos Window of wonder is exceptionally beautiful I think.
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Posted 2 Years, 9 Months ago Linkback
Thankyou both for your comments. Window of wonder seems to be a hit with everyone... yet its my least favorite

I think I just like flowing water too much
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mattacuk wrote:
Thankyou both for your comments. Window of wonder seems to be a hit with everyone... yet its my least favorite:laugh:

I think I just like flowing water too much :silly:


You've taken a quote directly from my mouth except you have replaced Through the Window of History with Window of Wonder. It is funny how a picture that you are not that terribly fond of is a huge hit with everyone else. Time and time again, I'll sell a print and wonder why they chose that particular one when there are so many that I think are better to choose from. The main thing to remember in both of our cases is that our pictures are striking a cord with somebody, and that is a good thing.

And yes, I like flowing water too much as well.
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I like water as well. Perhaps I ain't seeing too much waterfalls (none actually) and that's why I prefer the sea (of which I see loads), like this silly, for some quite dull) looking photo I see Beauty (capital - not to brag (because I'm having serious troubles making my camera do what I want) but it's the truth:

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great pic chica! I can see the beauty also.

I will always continue to snap a variety of different things, its just water in various shapes of forms will always hold my interest the most.

I am a fisherman, so I think the interest in rivers extends from that! As soon a I get my filters im off to photograph some fast flowing rivers, and see what delights I can conjur up! {Nature-0002009D}
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and show it here?

you are right. water is, I think, the most versatile 'element' nature offers and therefore I think it's very attractive photographing
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Absolutely. Waterfalls aside, I think it would be nice just to get a good photo of a wild running river! I am sure with a long exposure it would look pretty ace.
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yes, I think you're right. (I am starting to look forward to you shooting those photos now )
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Posted 2 Years, 9 Months ago Linkback
chica wrote:
yes, I think you're right. (I am starting to look forward to you shooting those photos now :laugh: )


Well then I will have to make an extra special job

Luckily I have my brand new Hoya Polarizer and ND4
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Hoya...I thought you were going with an off brand? You will like the Hoya, they have great quality filters, and represent about 98% of what I put in front of my lens. I own one Tiffen, and one Cokin (throw down spare polarizer), but other than that, everything is Hoya.

You should be pretty well set to get creative with water. I look forward to seeing your results.
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Hi greg,
In the end I decided to just buy a hoya polarizer to match the Hoya ND4. I was'nt happy with the idea of putting a low quality filter over a good one

I still have the sakar one on its way as I bid on ebay for just that one. But I will probably just re-acution it of.
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