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Published: 2010-10-27 01:53:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 40105; Favourites: 1358; Downloads: 4610
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I think it's curious how different of a photo you can get in the same place, at the same time, simply by framing it differently
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Location: Garibaldi Lake, Garibaldi Provincial Park, Beautiful British Columbia.
Equipment: Nikon D90 + Tokina 11-16mm.
Edit: re-processed August 2011. New version is much better
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The whole picture is stunning and the reflections in the lake are marvelous
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This looks so serene and beautiful
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I totally love these photos. Very emotive; I can see I am going to have to visit British Columbia, Garibaldi Provincial park: and I'll definately be taking a good digital SLR with me!!
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The water is so remarkably clear! 
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Nothing to pollute it
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These photos are definitely some of the best I've ever seen. You really have a serious talent.
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these shots are simply breathtaking..you really know how to capture the beautiful essence of mother nature<3
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I am also into Landscape work, please dont take this the wrong way but are any of ya pix photoshopped? eitherway they are AMAZING where did u take most of em???
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Love all your photos... it's breathtaking! Contemplating in buying the Tokina 11-16mm. Do you recommend it over Nikkor, Sigma or Tamron?
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Sigma 8-16 is where it's at right now, I think
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OK thanks. I will look at it. The Tokina 11-16mm sells for $719 now.
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That's expensive. I got mine for $500 barely used.
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I will look around for a used one. The Sigma 8-16mm f/4.5-5.6 did not have a good review. They say that the Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 is much better.
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Does it really matter at f/8 or f/11? I don't think so..
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Ken Rockwell says..."This Tokina 11-16mm is the world's fastest and sharpest ultrawide lens for small format digital cameras (Nikon DX and Canon 1.6x)."
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I know, I read his reviews. But he's the one to point out that stopped down most of these lenses are the same. f/2.8 makes no difference whatsoever for this type of lens.
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So you recommend to buy the Sigma 8-16mm f/4.5-5.6 which sells for $699?
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I would, because it's 30% wider
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What can you say about the cons on the Sigma 8-16mm lens?
***CA towards edges of the frame at 8mm
***Falloff at 8mm
***No way to attach filters
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CA and vignetting is pretty easily corrected. Filters are a problem, I forgot about that.
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I am ready to follow your recommendation about the Sigma 8-16mm over the Tokina 11-16mm but I saw the problem with filters on the reviews.
Maybe someone will make adapters to use filters on this type of lens.
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I'm sure it will vignette like crazy.. That's too bad
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Maybe I should stick with the Tokina 11-16mm.
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Thanks. I will read the reviews on the Sigma 8-16mm.
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I simply don`t know what to say. Feel I want to skip my exams just to go British Colombia = )
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Why not do it after the exams?
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Your HDR pictures are just amazing. I have a question for you. The park where you have been taking these gorgeous pics, is it possible to camp in the there or you just go for a hike?
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Campsites 100 meters behind me
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OMGGGG~ btw, did you use a tripod in that shots? I heard I can do some HDR shots with different exposures without one. Do you recommend?
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I usually don't use a tripod for day time shots. Photomatix can correct small shifts.
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that's because there's nothing more complex and different than the Earth combined with our eyes.
this one looks mysterious...
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You have requested critics, but these pictures cant be better Oo
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