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Leaf eddy Braemar Falls

ian cameron

By ian cameron

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This little waterfall is overhung by birch trees. In Autumn the leaves fall off and scatter like gold coins over the black rocks. While photographing these I noticed that a number of leaves had become trapped in a back eddy and were rotating slowly around.

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ian cameron

The gold swirl of birch leaves at the foot of the falls adds a bright

splodge of colour to an other ways monochrome scene.

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johnorr
Very nice image! Your depth of field from the foreground to the background is very sharp. Can I ask what your shutter speed was, 6 sec. to 12 sec. A buddy of mine and I debating it.
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ian cameron
I seem to remember I bracketed three shots between 4 seconds 6 seconds and 8 seconds. I would estimate that this was the middle exposure at F22. Glad you like it.
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