Had a few filters in front of the lens for this one. Polariser, 2x ND .6 filters a orange filter and a blue filter. as usual click the image for the lager on black photograph.
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The Darkness of the Yarra
The Yarra River up near Worberton
Had a few filters in front of the lens for this one. Polariser, 2x ND .6 filters a orange filter and a blue filter. as usual click the image for the lager on black photograph.
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Its definitely dark, but in a very moody way. I would try to bring out a bit more detail but it harkens the age of oil painting with the dark moody tones.
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This is easily the greatest low key landscape I have ever seen.
You could probably increase the contrast ever so slightly and print LARGE and hang it on a white wall.
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BTW do you have any pics of the same location at the same time without any filters...
 Was there much wind?
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thanks for the comments guys. Yes I have some images with out the extra filters, but it was shot during the day on a long exposure, so I needed to have to two ND .6 filters on to make the shot at all.
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I was curious to see one of them as it would be quite a different scene... 
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