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Waterfall Radiance
© elkay
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Uploaded: 02/23/08 1:54 AM GMT
Waterfall Radiance
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A waterfall in a little stream in Vermont. I've always been fascinated by the effect of a long shutter with flowing water. Hope you enjoy.
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I definitely have to try this. I love the way the water look with the extended shutter speed. I have seen a few of them like that on here lately. It's a very nice effect. Great shot.
Jim
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Beautiful image. Once thing is certain; you didn't take this today! lol
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Awesome use of the slower shutter speed, the water looks incredible. Great composition, well done.
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Eli, to be honest I've always prefered the crispness of a fast shutter speed for water shots, but you have come up with a nice image here. It almost gives the appearance of mist, and it shows the interesting track of the direction of the current. You have a very good eye!
Rich
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That's excellent how it swirls around at the bottom there! Makes it unique :)
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Excellent shot and composure. Gets a 10 in the VB from me.
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Good photo! The water always looks awesome with long exposures :) Well done.
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Oh yes waterfalls are somuch fun if taken with a long shutterspeed. But you can do with a shorter speed as well, and smear and brush in a photo editor. The advantage is that you can choose your own part ot the water you want to blur/smear. This is a very nice image.
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