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Submitted: July 20, 2012
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One Day Son, This Will All Be Yours ...by *WordsOfFarewell

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Waterscapes

_______Tech Info
   Pentax K5
   Sigma EX 10-20mm f/4,0-5,6 DC HSM
   Slik 780 DX Pro | SH-807E
   Aperture: f/8
   Shutter Speed: 1/6s | 1/2s | 1,5s | 4s
   ISO-Value: 80
   Focal Length: 14mm
   Filters: Hoya Pro1 ND8
   Time: 7:53pm

_____Random Info
   Another shot from Praia de Malhao and as mentioned in my last shot I uploaded the sky really went crazy, I never had to desaturate a channel during raw processing before but it seems that the histogram of my Pentax K5 didn't recognize that the red channel was over the top when I took the darker two exposures for this shot. I must say that I was really excited that evening. ~emats and I had been waiting for a really colorful sunset almost all the trip and on the last evening we finally got something worth our money. Sven was running over the beach one spot to another trying to get as many compositions with this great sky and so was I. One of that moments that pays for all the hardships and the money spent. I also have a couple of other great compositions maybe I'll add another one when I get around to do so.

_____Update Info
   After getting some feedback from *artwork-pictures I decided to add some more contrast to the foreground to further weaken the slight HDR feeling that my processing led to. Now it looks a bit more 'in your face'