Moving Water

[dugmar]

Well, last week we had 7.5" of rain in 3 days. Needless to say the rivers and streams were overflowing. Here are some moving water shots I took of the Powow river in downtown Amesbury, MA. Pretty happy with the "motion" I captured here. Camera setting details are available on my site if you are interested.

http://dugmar.smugmug.com/gallery/92111


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[cletus]

Very cool! :thumb

[tgame]

Wow that's really scary stuff. In fact it will give me nightmares tonight!



Well, last week we had 7.5" of rain in 3 days. Needless to say the rivers and streams were overflowing. Here are some moving water shots I took of the Powow river in downtown Amesbury, MA. Pretty happy with the "motion" I captured here.

[Seamaiden]

Yeah! I got the same feeling, big fear there. Truly emotionally evocative work there, DugM.

[dugmar]

Yeah! I got the same feeling, big fear there. Truly emotionally evocative work there, DugM.Well, it was scary. Water, moving that swiftly is a very powerful force. The scariest part of it is, the fence (on the 3rd photo down) there were three 10-12 year old kids on the water side of it. Walking down, holding onto the railing. One slip and they would have been done. I screamed at them to get off there, as did two other people that were there. Scary stuff.

Anyway, it was quite a thing to see, and hear.

-Doug

[click]

Cool shots, you can really tell water normally doesn't run through there like that! Those night shots could use some incandescent whitebalance.

[Sandy]

These are very impressive shots, glad it wasn't my street. We don't get much rain here in sunny SoCal.

[ian408]

Wow. Captures the force of the water. Great shots.


Ian

[wxwax]

Yes, you really did capture the power of the water. I like #1 a lot. Click, you think white balancing would have gotten rid of the orange color?