Branches

Posted by DaveB (Exeter, United Kingdom) on 13 January 2008 in Landscape & Rural.

Yet more branches suspended in time, as water flows around them. This was taken through an ND Filter, and PS'ed to saturate the colours a little!

Due to the fact that I'll be working on site in Scotland for the forseeable future, I probably won't be able to respond to comments straight away, but will try my best, and will definitely get back to you eventually!

As always, feedback and constructive criticism will be greatly appreciated!

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Comments (8)

Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Slovakia

A lovely shot, Dave. The milkiness of the water and the colors in the vegetation are really appealing.

13 Jan 2008 2:25am

@Michael Skorulski: Thanks Michael

eddy from Tehran, Iran

nice colors

13 Jan 2008 6:15am

@eddy: Thanks Eddy

Pouhou from Apeldoorn, Netherlands

another fine art pieces
the branch in the middle left is a little bit distracting,
otherwise I like the blurry water, the tonal of the water
well done my friend

13 Jan 2008 6:51am

@Pouhou: Thanks Pouhou, it is a bit messy in terms of composition, but I was going for colour and movement, so I was relatively pleased with it!

Orko from Bombay, India

Love the tones. Great shot.

13 Jan 2008 11:27am

@Orko: Thanks Orko

Graham Russon from Cape Town, South Africa

Great shot, after being inspired by your photos, I tried some running river shots today. 99.9% of them overexposed or blurred, I now have a new found respect for your work, well done.

13 Jan 2008 3:05pm

@Graham Russon: Alot of mine were aswel Graham, or just came out looking rubbish. I enjoyed playing around for a couple of hours with these shots and experimenting with my camera settings to see what works!

Japanalia from Yokohama, Japan

I definitely like your studies of branches, twigs and especially water!Have you tried the water looking like water and not like silk? I'd be interested to see such a composition.
Regards,
Gabriela

14 Jan 2008 4:34am

@Japanalia: I did take a few with much shorter shutter speeds, but I do like the silky nature long exposures produce!