Rio Ocreza. Beira Baixa, Portugal

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very nice, interesting scale, Si

Now this is what I call good photography. Can't beat a good long exposure in black and white. The "feel" of this image is great and I love the texture.

I'm delighted by the scale of this shot. As a rule, we see lots of big cascades taken with slow shutter speeds, or the sea. But this has to be the smallest body of water photographed like it.

 

It's a beautiful photograph, I like the tones and treatment.

 

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What a great shot! Everything works well. Any chance of seeing what it was like in colour?

excelent!!nothing more to say...

Excelente foto!

Well composed and nice effect.

As far as I'm concerned, at first sight, Carlo's b&w pictures look superb! Therefore, sorry, in MY point of view [i'm not a "manipulation" fan in any degree: darkroom in analog. neither photoshop or equivalent in dig.] I feel a lack of technical informations from Carlos about his photographs...Would the extraordinaire - well balanced - hues of blacks, whites & grays be "natural"? Would the softness of water texture be "real"? Finally, would the clouds in the backgrounds match so accurately - in terms of light metering - with the rest of scenario using only "external" filters? Anyway Carlos, your photos really have a dramatic mood. Sergio Moreira.

P.S. An answer would be very welcome!

I don't like the way water looks. Running water isn't like this.