slow exposure > Murray river

[Lost]

I dusted off the 5D11 to do these but its not much good with a dickie shutter

Lumix fx 200 8 seconds>f7.1>Hoyas nd x64 + nd8.


1309-451 by Ian Browne, on Flickr

[beeb]

I like this Ian. I've always thought some long-exposure shots at several of the locations you've visted would be great - looks like you're already well on the way! Nice shot.

[inapickle]

I like this also. We are used to seeing it with waterfalls and the surf, but on a slow inland river, that's different. It works well for me.

[Gaz]

This is in "Pick it to Pieces"

I've lived on the River Murray for the last 33 years or so and I enjoy looking at your approach to this subject. You have added some life to a dying icon.
My only Nit - Pic is the coffee gray dull water coming over the weir magically turning into the amazing colour of the river going down stream.

[Lost]

This is in "Pick it to Pieces"

i still get adventurous at times lol

after 33 years I'm surprised you don't say the water is running the wrong way gary; yep, i have rotated the file

there is a bit of a run in the old gully so there is a lot of form and that is what made this one work better

lol pickles; this is as good as we get as far as w/falls go!

water moves pretty slowly out here Tim so nd filters are not that handy. I real bought NDs for leaves and grass movement but there isn't much long grass out here either lol

cheers.