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Photographer  Matt Lefank  {Karma:923}
Project #42 Moody Landscape Camera Model Sony DSC P-72
Categories Landscape
Nature
Photoart
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Portfolio Lens Sony Lens
Uploaded 11/28/2004 Film / Memory Type memory stick
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Location City -  Niagara Falls
State -  ONTARIO
Country - Canada   Canada
About The American falls on a cold winter evening.
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A. Baksh   {K:517} 12/6/2004
very nice
A.Baksh

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Lukasz Kuczkowski Lukasz Kuczkowski   {K:14687} 11/30/2004
wonderful

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Antonia BauerleinSehnert   {K:30599} 11/29/2004
Yes, Matthew, so true about taking things for granted when living near. I've been back during my summer visits to New York, but we rarely went when we lived there. Now I will definitely go when I visit during the winter.

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Matt Lefank    {K:923} 11/29/2004
The winter is definitely the best time to see the falls. You should go back sometime between late January and late March when the ice bridge and the glaciers are at the bottom of the falls. There's also a lot less people there in the winter. The disadvantage is that the wind coming out of the gorge can be brutal in the winter. I have friends in North Tonawanda and they don't go there very often. I think the people that live near there don't know what they have.

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Antonia BauerleinSehnert   {K:30599} 11/29/2004
The PS lighting looks great. I used to live in Grand Island when I was a child, but we didn't visit the falls in the winter. Now I'm sorry. T.

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Matt Lefank    {K:923} 11/28/2004
I did add some lighting effects on Photoshop, but if you go to Niagara Falls from late January to late March, the falls has big glaciers below it. The evening is a much better time to take pictures of the American falls and in the winter when it gets really cold out like it did in this picture, there is a brilliant orangish red or yellow light shining on the falls.

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Matt Lefank    {K:923} 11/28/2004
All I did was add some lighting effects on Photoshop. You click on filter on the top, then go down to render, then go to lighting effects. I also gave it a slight yellow shade with the lighting effects. It was the same picture from before. Thanks for the comment!

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Ian McIntosh Ian McIntosh   {K:42997} 11/28/2004
You have achieved quite unusual maximum depth of field stuff here. My eyes switch from turning the snow drift into mountainous lumps and the falls into gutter spills. I'm sure neither perception is on track and it's quite lovely.

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Antonia BauerleinSehnert   {K:30599} 11/28/2004
Fabulous capture. I've never seen the falls looking like that! T.

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Patrick Ziegler Patrick Ziegler   {K:21797} 11/28/2004
Matthew, Haven't I seen this before? I like this one better. What did you do to it>

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Shiv Kumar Surya Shiv Kumar Surya   {K:17362} 11/28/2004
Beautiful.
Regards,
'Sruya'

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