Water Wisps
Slowing your cameras shutter down can create some very interesting effects. When shooting moving water capturing the rush and flow can really conjure a mood, portraying its power and impact. Slowing down that flow you conjure a different mood, its almost etherial.
The old game player in me is always reminded of a Willow-o-wisp when I see the slowed down water dancing in the pools.
Its such a cool thing to watch and capture with my camera.
Thanks for reading.
Scott
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A very nice pic.
Guess would have liked it more with some color. You always use ND filters for photos like this?
Nice
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You have a very creative mind .
Great shot 😊
This is an amazing picture with an amazing portrait
A very beautiful photo. I love the shadow of the trees on the water. Nice work, keep it up :)
I should use the stand and long exposure more often. Thanks for the reminder what it can do.
great B&W landscape picture with good contrast . Long exposure well done.
If you want check my post about DOF and hiperfocal distance.
https://steemit.com/spanish/@juancarlos1175/hablemos-de-fotografia-profundidad-de-campo
Very nice BW photo, love the long exposure of the water. Good work!!