Digidarks 'Final Drop' prompted me to post this image of one of the 'falls' at Ingleton. It is taken using slow shutter speed to create the 'cotton wool' effect. I must confess to finding the result of this experiment rather pleasing.
Pete.
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Digidarks 'Final Drop' prompted me to post this image of one of the 'falls' at Ingleton. It is taken using slow shutter speed to create the 'cotton wool' effect. I must confess to finding the result of this experiment rather pleasing.
Pete.
Last edited by Merlin; 03-06-2008 at 09:50 PM.
Yes, I like the flowing effect, nothing very near me to practice on, but I guess I could go up to the weir at Pangbourne and take a few shots..gif "Smile")
Know the place well. Stayed in Ingleton a couple of years ago and did the waterfall walk (that is some hike and most of it upwards). Staying there again from Thursday for 3 Days. Travelling to Fleetwood from there. I have a few pics of the falls on this site.
I am impressed with your pic well done.
IF TIN WHISTLES ARE MADE OF TIN
WHAT DO THEY MAKE FOGHORNS OUT OF?
That looks good. I've always wanted to photo something like that.
Yes. Very nice capture.
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