'08 Technical Assignment #4 - The bottom of the river - Due Feb 29th

monkeykoder · Feb 21, 2008

Theme: The bottom of the river

Due Date: Thursday February 29, 2008
Use a polarizing filter to catch a glimpse of what is on the bottom of the river/lake/whatever outside body of water might have something cool on the bottom of it.

Sarah Elizabeth · Feb 21, 2008

arghh Canadian winters make this a no go

Speedy · Feb 21, 2008

You might update the date in your first post?

LaFoto · Feb 21, 2008

Speedy said:
You might update the date in your first post?

Went into the first post and did it for monkeykoder

Battou · Feb 21, 2008

It's the dead of winter here, no polerizer needed for me.....now the trick is going to be to shoot it and get it back and scanned in time

Southernbelle · Feb 21, 2008

oops, sorry, not a today photo.

I dont have a polorizer, but I took this this summer, see the fishy?

kundalini · Feb 21, 2008

a lame attempt

Goldeeno · Feb 22, 2008

I dunno if this counts?
Shallow water... you can see the pebbles fading away.

Dioboleque · Feb 23, 2008

I don't have a polarizing filter. Oh well.

Dioboleque · Feb 25, 2008

These pics are from the Hillsborough River.

KVB1085 · Feb 26, 2008

hmmm... wish i would have saw this in time.... i'll try to get some up this week.....

BYoung · Feb 26, 2008

I would love to take part in this shoot as well, but being a Canadian also its a no go. I mean I could... but its been -30 or colder for a few months so I'm in no way hacking through 2-10 feet of ice

(no not an exaggeration... loaded semi trucks travel on the rivers up here to get to remote camps)

KVB1085 · Feb 26, 2008

BYoung said:
I would love to take part in this shoot as well, but being a Canadian also its a no go. I mean I could... but its been -30 or colder for a few months so I'm in no way hacking through 2-10 feet of ice (no not an exaggeration... loaded semi trucks travel on the rivers up here to get to remote camps)

i'm originally from michigan... i loved it when the lakes would freeze... we'd go out on them for miles in our truck, set up for ice fishing and what not.... that's with ice that's just a few ft thick.. i'd imagine in -30 it's a lot thicker!!!