Dana Fork of the Tuolumne River (#1)

For me, taking this at 1/10 accentuated the power of the water against the

rocks and log because "lines of movement" were visible. It also transformed

the rays of evening sunlight from too-bright blotches to subtle highlights.

This image was taken in late June, when the flow was significant but not

heavy enough to prevent me from getting to the river's edge to shoot directly

across to the log.

Slow shutter changed everything ~ and very much for the better resulting in a fascinating image. Very well captured, only comment a small touch of vignetting might, and only might, add a little something to what is already an excellent image. Rgds. Rick