Jan 22, 2007 02:33 | #1 Well it was sunny, windy, rainy, sleety, snowy, dark, light....I was out with the GF so didn't take many (picture GF looking at watch tapping feet...getting cold) pictures but due to the rains I had to take a few near Ilkley. A nice spot, I will return without GF.
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dawnrogers Goldmember  1,190 posts Likes: 1 Joined Sep 2006 Location: England More info | Jan 22, 2007 07:51 | #3 I like them a lot.....its often difficult going with some one else when your trying to take photos.....its usually the kids shouting hurry up haven't you got that one yet !! Dawn
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MAH Senior Member  647 posts Joined Nov 2005 Location: Shropshire, UK More info | Jan 22, 2007 08:45 | #4 Very nice mist effect on the second one (especially viewing the larger image)
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Jan 22, 2007 09:13 | #5 I realy like the second one. I think it would be better without that big branch in the middle of the stream though. Photos from my travels
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MAH Senior Member 647 posts Joined Nov 2005 Location: Shropshire, UK More info | Jan 22, 2007 09:17 | #6 curiousgeorge wrote in post #2580495 I realy like the second one. I think it would be better without that big branch in the middle of the stream though. There you've found a use for his GF.... Stick remover
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mws3 Tartan abuser 756 posts Joined Apr 2006 Location: perth Scotland More info | Jan 22, 2007 09:23 | #7 2 good shots Neil
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CarolP Senior Member 650 posts Joined Mar 2006 Location: Buffalo, New York More info | Jan 22, 2007 10:29 | #8 Very nice- as your water shots always are! CarolP
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sports4ever_34 Member 126 posts Joined Dec 2006 Location: Moscow, Idaho More info | Jan 22, 2007 13:07 | #9 I love trying to take shots of streams here in Idaho, and I will definitely use your pictures as learning tools, especially your framing. Incredible shots. Also, as a stupid question, have you ever fallen into a stream? 350D/XT
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rudgej Couch-potato photographer 5,613 posts Joined Jul 2005 More info | Jan 22, 2007 13:10 | #10 Another couple of fine ones Neil. You'll be getting typecast at this rate.
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Jan 22, 2007 15:01 | #11 Miner wrote in post #2580016 Both nice. Yeah leave the gf at home If only she would hurry up and order that 30D I might get some peace. dawnrogers wrote in post #2580232 I like them a lot.....its often difficult going with some one else when your trying to take photos.....its usually the kids shouting hurry up haven't you got that one yet !! That is one reason why we have no children, although I think the slingshot could be carried by one and the tripod by another MAH wrote in post #2580395 Very nice mist effect on the second one (especially viewing the larger image) I've had another bash at photographing a waterfall and then I see yours and realise how much more I need to practice... I might post it to get some more feed back. The mist effect was created by the wind hipping around a bit, often stright into the lens curiousgeorge wrote in post #2580495 I realy like the second one. I think it would be better without that big branch in the middle of the stream though. I wasn't sure, but at least it pointed into the picture. No way I was risking a dunking in the snow and hail though! Cheers. Thankyou, there will be a couple more shortly. CarolP wrote in post #2580781 Very nice- as your water shots always are! Cheers Carol, I guess it is a sort of addiction, can't get enough of it. sports4ever_34 wrote in post #2581497 I love trying to take shots of streams here in Idaho, and I will definitely use your pictures as learning tools, especially your framing. Incredible shots. Also, as a stupid question, have you ever fallen into a stream? Yes I have but only up to the knees. On the other hand, the Goredlae shots of 2 weeks ago, I intentionally waded waist deep in the ice water to climb a huge rock to get the best shot rudgej wrote in post #2581519 Another couple of fine ones Neil. You'll be getting typecast at this rate. Who me? http://natureimmortal.blogspot.com
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The others I didn't have to do at 6am! Enjoy or be constructive
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Frank_Hollahan Goldmember  2,718 posts Likes: 97 Joined Feb 2005 More info | Jan 22, 2007 19:38 | #13 Another fine series from you Neil. Lots of color and a beautiful flow to the water, always enjoyable to view.
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Dorman Goldmember  4,661 posts Joined Feb 2006 Location: Halifax, NS More info | Jan 22, 2007 20:36 | #14 Ah now that's typical Neilyb stuff.
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Tsmith Formerly known as Bluedog_XT  10,429 posts Likes: 26 Joined Jul 2005 Location: South_the 601 More info | Jan 22, 2007 20:46 | #15 Super nice results Neil.
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but post the shots, we'll be gentle. I remember about 12 months ago posting a shot then seeing Dimitri or Les's posts and nearly crying (well, throwing the 350D down the nearest waterfall at least ) 
Cheers again!