Moving Water

[Miguel Coquis]

Crossing forest,
Vaux de Cernay
121 SA Schneider

[Thomas Greutmann]

Moving water at the beach



Greetings, Thomas

[Sheldon N]

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.

[Collin Orthner]

GSX4 - Andrew - I am very impressed with your work. I think you have captured just the right amount of movement in the water to give a sense of actually being there.

[drew.saunders]

San Francisco, Lands End Trail. There's a bit of camera movement, but it doesn't show up at this size.

[Dorothy Blum Cooper]

Absolutely gorgeous images! I'm so glad you all posted these. Simply beautiful!!

Ralph...I have to admit, I'm particularly partial to your photo. Wow!!

[Gary Beasley]

Helton Creek Falls, North Georgia. 4x5 Anba w 150 Caltar f/5.6.
I took this on a trip sponsored by the Southeastern Photographic Society's Nature SIG after a hard freeze in the area. Not all of the water is moving though, kinda got stuck on the way down the waterfall.

[gari beet]

Top of Glen Fyne, Scotland. Taken during snowstorms, I waited maybe 1.5 hrs to get what I was after. Squall would pass through, re-meter and grad, clean filters etc and the next would come through!! I loike what I got though. Tachihara, 90SAf8 and FujiRDPIII. .3 and .6 grads and pertial polarization.

Gari

[Jiri Vasina]

Sheldon, I love that one. I love it being almost monochromatic with hints of color.

I'll add another one of my own:

[Ole Tjugen]

My most photographed scene, it seem - perfect for test shots since it's 50m from my front door.