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Slowing the Shutter Speed.... ( Please roll down)


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Wow! Truly original Pnina. Thought it was fireworks with the thumbnail view. Hmm couldn't rate yet, I'll come back later.
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Thanks for liking it. realy was interesting for me to try the fast and slow shutter speed on the same subject.

 

David, here is another version of the same...

 

Pnina

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Lovely feeling of movement, Pnina! This one is the best on my opinion (reminds fragment of impressionists painting). Regards, Sergei
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I find the series excellent and Id gladly given you 7/7 if Id could. Im so glad you posted these pictures as I find them very inspiring. The lines come out like wild brushstrokes. Walter
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Pulok, I appreciate your comments!!

 

Rycho, welcome, thanks for your generosity.

 

Els, my friend, I'm glad you like it.

 

Sergei and Walter, thanks for finding footprints to painting... my other love.

 

Thanks again, Pnina

 

 

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I can almost feel the water, good idea the tight crop and longer exp. Your creativity is unfailing ;-)

 

Have a nice weekend !

 

Carsten

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Paula, for liking it commenting and rating generously.

 

Julio and Klaus thanks as well.

 

Yiannis, wow, Welcome back, that was really a long time, so glad to see you .

 

Carsten,thanks yours as well is keeping the high class!

 

Thanks again,and a nice week end to all of you,

 

Pnina

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Great work ! Thank you for the explanations and your examples. Such a beautiful subject to capture and experiment with shutter speeds.

I'll come back to look at all your examples again. From the top of my head my favorite is your first, I like the angle of where the light is and that shutter speed. The light as it mixes with the colors in the wheel, the water drops and at this shutter speed, in turn you've create a painting within a splash.

 

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This is very nice and the colours are very pleasant to the eye. It is original and has great sweeping lines. Well done.
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The whirling water and spray reminds me of some Turner paintings when he was trying to paint a storm at aea. Great energy!
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I agree, this is very enjoyable, struck me as a detail from a painting when I first looked. Although slowing the shutter obviously creates the dominant effect, your choice of a wheel (?) with such rustic colors and the soft light add a lot as well. yes, i could see a series like this, it works well.
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Wait a minute Pnina, I'm getting all wet, got to go get a towel....Couldn't help saying that since this is such an effective photograph.....Jim
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Merni, for your nice and detailed impression, I'm glad you liked it.

 

Michael, Thanks for passing, liking and commenting.

 

Colin, thanks, I know quite a lot of Turner work s of art, especially his maritim works. I'm honored by the association...

 

Ben, so glad to see you here,I will write.

 

Jim, in order to get wet you need to be a fish... lol

 

Thanks to all of you, I'm realy privileged, Pnina

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