no more gray/brown in Canada

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I was trying get reflection of trees in the water, bit it was windy so I took shots with fast shutter speed to capture little waves better.

http://www.paklinks.com/gsmedia/files/40810/twoA.jpg

http://www.paklinks.com/gsmedia/files/40810/oneA.jpg

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Re: no more gray/brown in Canada

Wow! that's beautifullll! :)

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where is this lake???

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Masha Allah beautifl.

You are gr8 photographer masha Allah.

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nice one! will post photos of my lake too!

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ThankYou Heera, I am not good or any thing But I want to learn out door photography and I want to go to places.

Thanks HNK.

Please post AID. :)

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wow u hv improved alot PM :k:

that’s how wat spring looks like where I am living

http://www.paklinks.com/gsmedia/files/13854/highres_4087315.jpg

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Re: no more gray/brown in Canada

excuse my language. But this is freakin amazing.
Take same short when its not windy.
If digital camera keep it close to water surface. look at screen then take shot.

you will see even more clear reflection.
Pretty pic.

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PM the actual problem was that due to cloudy sky I had to turn my ISO to a high level which slows down the shutter speed :S n evthing starts blurring :smack: I am seriously thinking 2 invest in a tripod now

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^ yeh u should.....

there r really crazy tripods in the market.... like those small ones which u can fit anywhere ..... even u can use it to put on ur arm incase u r in a car or something

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hmmm if that goes on the arm then It wont give you enough stability, right?