Moving Water

[Brian_A]

Ah, I much enjoy the mystique of your image. Awesome!

-Brian

[Steve M Hostetter]

Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia

4x5 Sinar 90mm .06 NDG

[DJGainer]

Plenty of moving water in the Great Smokys

[Walt Myers]

My first post and one of my first pictures I took in large format. It is Tenaya Creek in Yosemite last May. Tachihara 4x5 with 90mm lens.

[drew.saunders]

A couple shots from my trip to Yosemite last week:





Both from near the bridge below Vernal falls.

Then there's Yosemite falls with the early morning winter light making for a nice little rainbow:



Tmax 100 and E100VS.

Drew

[al olson]

Wonderful lighting, Andrew. I really like the mixture of the tonality and the silhouettes. By the way, where is the Temperance River? Does it come out of the Boundary Waters?

[Jon Shiu]

time exposure

[Shutter]

I've already posted the photo on the left (or I believe I did) in the landscape-thread... but anyway I realised that I had taken a photo of the exact same waterfall from the exact same position with the same lens a year ago...



maybe this winter I'll have a new perspective on the waterfall

[vinny]

Very interesting to see them together like this. Nice work.

[Wally]

I took this Yesterday, in the calm after the squall moved North. Provia, 4x ND soft grad, polarizer, 90mm, 15mm front fall, f32-and-a-half, one minute (while being careful not to touch the camera - I was shivering). I think I'm starting to get the hang of this. Starting, and looking for constructive criticism. Thanks.