Great Falls of the Potomac - Slow Speed

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JAS

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When we recently visited the Great Falls Park on the Potomac River just upstream of Washington DC, I played with some slower shutter speeds. All shots handheld and braced as best I could, as I did not bring a tripod. That will be next time!
The lighting was dull and dreary bu the falls were wonderful.
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Lovely series, Joe! If you want a bit of warmer punch, you can introduce a Hard light layer in Blending modes in Photoshop. Blake Rudis, f/64 Academy, has a free action you can use and adjust to suit.
 
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Callie said:
Lovely series, Joe! If you want a bit of warmer punch, you can introduce a Hard light layer in Blending modes in Photoshop. Blake Rudis, f/64 Academy, has a free action you can use and adjust to suit.
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Thank you. I wil check it out.
 
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