Moving Water

[Jiri Vasina]

Sheldon, absolutely stunning. If you were not over the sea, I'd ask you for a print.

[David Hedley]

Central Oregon Coast



Arca Swiss 4x5 Field, Schneider 120mm APO Symmar-L, 10 stop solid ND, 2 stop ND Grad for the sky, 4 minute exposure.

What an extraordinary photograph! It reminds me a little of David Fokos' work, but this has a character all of its own. Thank you for posting it.

[kev curry]

I'm fascinated with water, so here go's with my first ever picture posts!

kev

[Sheldon N]

Thanks David & Jiri!

[gari beet]

Nice images Ken, where abouts are you on the west coast?
Gari

[kev curry]

Thanks Gari, I'm just outside Paisley.

kev

[Bryan Lemasters]

Laurel Run, Holly River State Park, West Virginia

6x18 Torpedo Back on Sinar F, originally shot on Provia 100, converted to B&W.

[John Z.]

I was curious about how you determine shutter speed for various moving water subjects. Moving water shutter speeds can be difficult to select; I had an idea to carry my digital camera around and taake a snapshot of the water first at various shutter speeds, and then preview the images to see which speed is best.
Has anyone tried this?

[Michael Wynd]

John,
I used my partner's canon 300d to find out the correct exposure for a night shot that took ten minutes. I just extrapolated the time from the canon and it turned out perfectly
Mike

[Jiri Vasina]

Magic of winter

Fomapan 100 13×18cm, Ilex Paragon 165mm