In a Cave (part two) by bclaytonphoto
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The second shot from my Cave adventure..The hard part was the lighting..Use a flash, and it's not as cool...But the lights in the cave weren't the best to work with either..
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Oh I love Caves...Been to Mammoth Cave here close to me not nearly as pretty as this one..but I did get pics of the Wigwam Village Hotel.... Nice to meet you and do hope you come visit me as well Hugs Susan~
I never had sucess taking cave pics as I always had a small camera with poor flash. I think your capture came out fine. I like the reflection of the wet walls.where is this cave?
I know, isn't very easy to take this one. It's like a challenge for me when i'm go in Sierra Nevada in south of spain, but i use the same technic of this site http://www.barraganzone.com/phototips.html, is a very good pass for to take this style of shot. Now, i need to see if I have a good result with a filter hoyas, I say you when I testing that ;) Your shot is very good with a flash conventional and the color is excellent.... Good day and hugs ;)
Very nice. I love underground photography. i actually photograph abandononed mines and you can see my photographs at www.abandonedmines.net
Hmmmm......very interesting shot!
I like this cave shot, colors turned out pretty cool!
Amazing textures!
AMAZING WORK....love the golden tones...awesome to look at..well done
Poor lighting or not the immensness must be an awesome sight not to mention the intense energy of the ages in there!!!!!!!!
This is very beautiful. I went to Karchner Caverns recently and was blown away with how gorgeous it was. Stunning capture.