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Les, I see what you mean, I'm always in a rush PP'ing as time is always limited, but I have now adjusted it for contrast and I'll stick it in the Gallery.

Today with the Tamron 18-200mm XR Di II (A14) again on the KP, Mountbatten, Plymouth.

I agree, too bright a day, I have used nd filters for this particular waterfall before, but wanted a play again with minimal equipment, as being somewhat handicapped at the moment.
I was at f11 and iso 100 BTW. Lesson learnt

Yes indeed, I had read in a forum recently the effect was achieved this way, so I thought I'd have play. Reading the camera manual again perhaps I should have used the ,bright, option in composite?

Kp and Tamron 18-200 DiII A14.....
I used tripod as trying a composite timed delay, Average, to slow the water but it didn't work, back to the drawing board

Nice set, lovely colours. I like to add a boost to my shots with a bit of saturation. Did you use any filters BTW? Do I see some vignetting yet not on the sky?

Yeah, I wasn't sure myself, taken at Heybrooke Bay on the beach a few weeks ago I think, at the time I recall thinking how unusual to see one here, more used to seen locally around town even. Could well have been a visitor perhaps, need to research!

Lubbyman, haha, the Heron looks pestered and wishing his feathered companions would fly off, no chance of a catch!