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Aug 12, 2007, 12:30:13 PM
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:iconalex37:
The Devil's cauldron, one of many highlights of Lydford Gorge. I have to give thanks to a very patient and friendly family who waited for me to take some photos when I was occupying the only viewing point.
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I really appreciate this photo because waterfall photos, however beautiful they are, tend to become the same after a while. This one stands out because it shows direction and nonlinear movement, as if it is coming forward to embrace you.
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~Alex37 Aug 25, 2008  Hobbyist Photographer
Thankyou very much, the roar of the water is quite thunderous because it is so enclosed
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~Mordecai36 Feb 7, 2008   Photographer
Spectacular image! Great composition! As soon as I saw this one in your gallery I realized that it is the exact same location as one of my favorite photos from David Clapp's gallery at Photo.net. Check it out here if you want: [link]
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~Alex37 Feb 8, 2008  Hobbyist Photographer
and I used exactly the same processing method too! Thanks for pointing that out.

Alex
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*FatalBite Oct 26, 2007   Photographer
Very well exposed photo!
It almost looks like the water is coming through your screen!
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:icondartmoordawdler:
very nice shot, and nicely exposed !
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:icontonsatz:
i really like how you captured the motion of the water flowing!
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~PastyGuy Aug 13, 2007  Hobbyist Photographer
nice composition with the rocks in the bg layering over each other and the shutter speed was just right for the water
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