'08 Technical Assignment #2 - Moving water - Due Feb 15th

[Markus]

Hi Rolland, Welcome to the forum. Nice work on the photos they look great. Must have been an enjoyable hike.

 

[Dioboleque]

Another View

 

[Mesoam]

 

[Speedy]

I did this a while back with a point and shoot.

 

[lockwood81]

Wish there were some waterfalls or rapids like some of these great "moving" water exposures have. I'm in Florida which is quite flat..so I did what a could to get some moving water, without resorting to the washing machine.

 

[Dioboleque]

Wish there were some waterfalls or rapids like some of these great "moving" water exposures have. I'm in Florida which is quite flat..so I did what a could to get some moving water, without resorting to the washing machine.

Me too! (I also live in FL) Definately no waterfalls around here. My pics are actually of a sign at the entrance to a subdivision near where I live!

 

[Dioboleque]

At the Fair

 

[Wozza]

First attempt. Check the frozen water thread for some pics from the same fountain but faster speeds.

 

[Big Bully]

Very cool! I like that sculpture!

 

[LaFoto]

There are no waterfalls here!
And all the fountains are dry for the winter.
So the weir of the mill pond was all I could find for this assignment... :roll:

f22 at 0.25 sec

f22 at 0.4 sec.

I have another one that I took at f4.5 and 1/100 sec. --- that is more one for the frozen water assignment, though.

 

[Big Bully]

Fantastic Corinna! #2 looks really neat!

 

[Markus]

Hi Corinna, wow, you made do very well for not having any waterfalls to work with. Those are terrific. I like #1 best.

 

[federerphotography]

Late, but just got back...

 

[Big Bully]

Federal, your photo is gorgeous! Where was that taken. Absolutely beautiful!!
Oh and welcome to the forum I look forward to seeing your photos in the future!

 

[federerphotography]

This shot presented itself to me off a little trail on the Hana highway. I walked up the trail, and it ended at a pool with a decent sized stream feeding it. I continued up stream (litterally - about 3 feet deep, with unpassable terrain on each site) about a football field, then got to the end of a little cave that opened under neath the waterfall. Moved around, set up somer rocks to set my camera on, and made the image.

I did this on my honeymoon - the wife was not happy to be left alone in the car for almost an hour while I explored the jungle on my own outside any other humans view.