I had some fun for about an hour yesterday afternoon (Easter Sunday) roaming around by the river and taking shots of whitewater. The water is running very high and fast right now, and I wasn't the only one out there with a camera trying to capture the wild river.
I used my neutral density so that I could slow down the shutter speed to try to capture the movement of the water. Most photos were around 1/2 second exposure, which seemed to be enough to capture the movement but still maintain structure in the water.
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From just behind townhall looking north across the river toward the dam |
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Moving downstream a little to photograph the same dam |
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By the old McArthur Mill, which is to be converted into condos |
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Gillies Bridge from the west side |
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Also from the west side but a different composition |
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From the same spot as above but zoomed in |
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Looking down from the old railway bridge. Gillies bridge would be a little to the left. |
I had fun, and I reserve the right to post more at a later time if I feel so moved. 😀
What fun...did you use a tripod? I've never been interested in these "movement of water" photos before, but you sure did capture it well. I never see water that way with my naked eye, so am pretty happy with faster shutter speeds...but I do like these shape of water photos...either in B&W or color!
ReplyDeleteThe beauty is still there but it also reminds us that the beautiful can be harmful. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThese pictures rather take my breath away. Beautiful, yes. Intimidating and shocking, yes.
ReplyDeleteA wander with the camera is always interesting!
ReplyDeleteA lot of drama when you slow that shutter speed. I did a little of this a few years ago.
ReplyDeleteTerrific takes!
ReplyDeleteWhat neat shots- the last one is my favorite. I wish I could learn how to take these kinds of water photos.
ReplyDeleteWell done! I have no patience for this kind of photography. I'm glad you do.
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Some great shots! I especially like the last one.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, especially with non-moving structures included.
ReplyDeleteSimply delightful. Please give us more.
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