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 By: Robert Whiteman  
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Photographer  Robert Whiteman {Karma:2201}
Project N/A Camera Model Fuji S2 Pro
Categories Photoart
Film Format
Portfolio Lens Tamron SP 24-135
Uploaded 1/19/2004 Film / Memory Type Ridata CF card
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 899 Shutter 1/10 sec
Favorites Aperture f8
Critiques 31 Rating
6.40
/ 20 Ratings
Location City - 
State - 
Country -   
About Slower shutter to catch some movement in the waves. Once in a while the backwash would hit the incoming waves causing them to jump up as they broke. Had to wait a while to catch this one.

Number 6 in the "Watercolor" series.
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There are 31 Comments in 1 Pages
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Stef Van Springel   {K:75} 8/13/2005
Wonderful image Robert!!!

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Joggie van Staden Joggie van Staden   {K:41700} 7/4/2005
Excellent! Very well done.
Joggie

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Teresa Moore   {K:11063} 1/30/2004
Another incredible shot in your series. To make a photo look better than seeing it in person, is truly incredible to me.

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Graham Mulrooney   {K:15728} 1/25/2004
Great capture Robert with great colours and composition. This speed caught the wave to perfection keeping the movement with just the right amount of softening.
Regards,
Graham.

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Haleh B   {K:3741} 1/20/2004
What a moving image! I love the colors in the wave...all shades of blue and green. A beautiful capture!

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Don Loseke Don Loseke   {K:32503} 1/20/2004
Absolutly beautiful. I just love the colors of the water in the wave. The foreground water is also wonderful with the soft look. This has the best of both worlds. Sharp wave and soft foreground. Great work. Don.

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Emgy Massidda Emgy Massidda   {K:60358} 1/20/2004
I was here yesterday and I return to contratulate you with this excellent POTD, Robert
Best regards

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Randal R. Ketchem   {K:-37} 1/20/2004
Great catch! Must have taken some patience. The only reason I lowered the composition score was I would have loved to have seen the top wave splashes. Minor fault, though.

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rob bishop   {K:561} 1/20/2004
Hi Robert. Great image here. I love the color and overall feel I get from it. I don't have Photoshop, but I sure like what the "smart blur" effect does.
Rob.

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Ana Vianna   {K:15270} 1/20/2004
I said to you that you make wonderful watercolours...so you are "Photo of the Day" now!!! You deserve beacause you are a great photographer! ...and your watercolour photo is wonderful!
Regards and congrats, my friend! :-)))

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Harry Jasper   {K:2913} 1/20/2004
It's almost an painting excelent

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Lucas Macedo   {K:12843} 1/20/2004
Wonderful composition and colors, Robert!
Perfect lighting and details.
Congrats for the "Photo of the Day" ! ..... Lucas

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Ravi Natarajan   {K:28} 1/20/2004
Great picture. very creative.

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Clifton Jones Clifton Jones   {K:10688} 1/20/2004
Amazing shot...Great color...captured very well..............

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kathleen fonseca   {K:11992} 1/20/2004
ok, Robert, i understand now..forgive me for not "getting it"..what i said still stands, but i so missed the point of the exercise! Good luck with your project and i have to say, you use light brilliantly! kat~

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Shiv Kumar Surya Shiv Kumar Surya   {K:17362} 1/20/2004
Wow! So great shot. Wonderful scene. Great catch.
Congrates,
'Surya'

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Robert Whiteman   {K:2201} 1/20/2004
Kat, thank you for the thoughts. As for the smart blur and it's purpose here, my intentions are to create a series that could be used for a local calendar or something similar. The watercolor effect is to give the series a distinct and unified look. This area of the coast is very popular for tourists (as one might imagine) and I would like to give it a different look perhaps. Not many people visit the beaches during the pre-dawn hours (surfers & photographers) and I'm hoping that the unusual beauty of that time of day will create a general interest. It's all on the drawing board at this time and I appreciate the comments and critiques, finding them quite useful. As for the original photo(s), they are all kept intact as I only edit copies of the original files.

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kathleen fonseca   {K:11992} 1/20/2004
Great colors, timing and composition. That green against the dark background and foreground is beautifully the center of attention. Smart blur, huh? i'll have to check out the other ones in this series. i admit i never understood what smart blur could do but you've shown it here. i looked at it and thought maybe you applied median noise which has a smoothing effect also. i, hmm, i'm not sure if i like the effect applied as broadly as you have done here. To me, it diminishes the high quality of your original, removing so much detail it's as if you blithely applied a painting filter and called it a day. And i know it wasn't that easy. On the other hand, without the filter this would have been a lovely but rather cliche water scene. So maybe you're right after all. Although, one can take the most cliche of scenes and process an edge into it so i'll opt for the original version with somewhat less smart blurring. But that's a strictly personal feeling and i applaud you for achieving your vision and earning Photo of the Day. Best regards from Costa Rica: kat~

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B:)liana    {K:30945} 1/20/2004
Beautiful capture of the wave ;-)
congratulations
Biliana

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Lorinda Millar   {K:2580} 1/20/2004
Beautiful image - perfect capture! Love the watercolour effect and the different tones and colours in the water!
Lorinda in Australia

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Harry Eggens Harry Eggens   {K:14804} 1/20/2004
Great capture of the wave Robert. Congratulations with photo of the day. Very well deserved. Another very beautiful image in your wonderful "Watercolor" series. Splendid work again....Best regards Harry

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Marta Pereyra   {K:5029} 1/20/2004
Great pic!!! Amazing colors and movement!
Congrats, Marta

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Kirk Williamson   {K:456} 1/19/2004
Robert,
Great stuff! The slow shutter speed really made this photo. It has a great feel to it.
Kirk

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Emgy Massidda Emgy Massidda   {K:60358} 1/19/2004
The first photo I have seen of this beautiful series.
Impressive image. Great timing.
Beautifully composed, superbely captured. The colours arefantastic. Great use of smart blur.
Excellent work, Robert

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Eduardo Bernardes   {K:8999} 1/19/2004
Great texture. Fantastic shot...wonderful scene.
Well done!!!
Congrats, Eduardo

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Gino  Quattrocchi   {K:39580} 1/19/2004
é la pił bella foto che ho visto oggi su UF
meravigliosi i colori il movimento e la composizione generale
uno spettacolo
per me TOP FOTO
complimenti
Gino
ps: nelle mie favorite

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Trish McCoy Trish McCoy   {K:15897} 1/19/2004
just beautiful. the colors are so vibrant. nice job

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Robert Whiteman   {K:2201} 1/19/2004
Forgot to mention also that as for the blur, this camera was, as always, on a very sturdy tripod, sitting on solid rock. In the non-smart blurred original the forground details are very sharp and focused. The moving water is all that was blurred from the slow shutter speed.

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Robert Whiteman   {K:2201} 1/19/2004
Jason, it's not "mad jpge compression" but an application of "smart blur" in photoshop. The first post in this series explains it. Perhaps I should mention it on every post since there will be several more in this series.

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Jason Harris   {K:392} 1/19/2004
Good Catch. I think it looks like it has had some mad JPEG compression, and is a little blurred (not because of motion, but just because of blur). Other than that, the colors are wonderful and it is a really pivital moment. Nice work.

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orchid tropic   {K:5431} 1/19/2004
FABOULOSE!!! Fantastic shot, magic colors and what a great moment ...I can feel this wave over my body...soooooo real....thanx...
Congratulation,
Best regards, Orchid

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