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Outstanding work,the composition and  movement of the water are excellent,top marks,Harry

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Peter, is this Tassie green? Someone from the main island like me sees this as a little stronger than he would expect.

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Well, thank you all for the tremendous feedback on this one!

It was obviously  the underlying rock formation that greatly assisted in producing such an interesting display of flowing water. The exposure time was 1.6 seconds at f11, ISO 100.

I appreciate that the longer exposure of water is not to everyone's taste, but this particular cascade simply demanded the kind of photographic treatment that many deem to be overused.

Jeff, with regards to the intensity of the Tassie greenery, you're expectations are not that far off the mark. These falls were shot on a dull overcast/rainy day, so I have indeed added some vibrance to the scene.

Tasmania is often referred to as Australia's Emerald Isle. This can certainly be the case during our late winter/early spring months of August through to October. Though I mostly concentrate on recording our rural scenery, some very intense green hues can be found in Tassie's rainforests. An example that is quite representative of this can be found here.

For an interesting, and somewhat entertaining, read about our rainforest greenery, have a look here!

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Peter, looking at Brendan's image, I thought Velvia on steroids. I just didn't believe that it could be true, and as for John's one what a performance, but it is a good shot.

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