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[Khaos]

Not as good as greapers shot, but I like how the water in the middle had an icicle look to it.

http://khaos.smugmug.com/photos/19222990-L.jpg (http://khaos.smugmug.com/photos/newexif.mg?ImageID=19222990)


I then took a head on closeup to get the icicle effect more in the picture. I used a faster shutter speed which then looked more like a funky textured thin sheet of ice.
http://khaos.smugmug.com/photos/19222994-L.jpg (http://khaos.smugmug.com/photos/newexif.mg?ImageID=19222994)


Same shot in B&W.
http://khaos.smugmug.com/photos/19222998-L.jpg



Slow shutter.
http://khaos.smugmug.com/photos/19223002-L.jpg (http://khaos.smugmug.com/photos/newexif.mg?ImageID=19223002)

[Eric&Susan]

I like the effect of the B&W.:thumb I also like the slow shutter speed, maybe reshoot this one with a tripod to make the back ground more in focus. Just my .02


Eric

[Khaos]

I like the effect of the B&W.:thumb I also like the slow shutter speed, maybe reshoot this one with a tripod to make the back ground more in focus. Just my .02


Eric
Thanks.

I just ordered my new tripod today from B&H. A nice light one by Slik, built for the outdoor hiking shots. I'll be testing it next week.

[4labs]

I like the first one. IMHO I would have made the diagonals more pronounced

[wholenewlight]

#2 and it's b&W version #3, are my favorites. While I usually like a slower shutter speed on water to give a motion blur, I like your stop action. It gives the water an abstract look - like ice or maybe crystal. But because of the framing, it's hard for the viewer to know for sure.

Something for you to keep playing with . . .

:thumb:thumb