It is an interesting view! I was wondering how did you shoot it standing above it, lol! Until I read your post and it made more sense! The play of your eyes and mind! :) May I ask what was the shutter speed and whether you have used a filter? Surely you did ;)
Of course! My favorite aperture setting is f8 (for sharpness) but on this, I had to slow down shutter so I knocked it down to f/22 and then shutter at 15 seconds for the milky water effect. Yes, I did use a filter, a polarizer (another 2 stops down) which I probably use with 85% of my photos :)
Only 2 stops down?! A lot of detail retained! I was thinking of investing in ND filter.
I like to shoot in f11 if in aperture mode :))
Without a filter, I can only get away with 4-6 secs.
Thank you for reply!
I have a variable ND filter that can do 16 stops...Expensive stuff that I hardly use :) Polarizer, f/22 seems to just do it for me and extremely convenient since I practically leave the Polarizer on my lenses.
Is it like CPL?
Yeah, you rotate and it varies in stops :)
Oh, I am using it! I have never done the shutter speed photography with it though... I will try! Thank you for the tip! ;)