A Stream Flows Through It...

at least, across the grounds of yesterday's hotel. I am trying to teach myself how to lengthen shutter speed. Critiques or suggestions are welcome. :)

[Sam]

I love moving water shots! Always easier when you have a tripod but this one is lovely :)

[Sue Wilde]

Are you using a tripod? If you are I'd trying closing down your aperture as far as it will go. This will lengthen the time of the shot and give you that lovely silky look

[Margaret Obey]

Lovely shot. I've never tried this type of moving water so wouldn't know what to suggest, but I'm sneaky and I'm learning already from what Sam and Sue said!

[Dianne]

Nicely done.

[Joyce]

Lovely. I'm trying to get the hang of moving water shots as well. Yours is much better than my efforts!

[Paula W]

Beautiful soft water shot Rosie, I'm afraid I'm no expert to offer advice apart from using a tripod if poss or as I did once down by the see a big flat rock, almost lost my camera to a freak wave though!!!

[Rosie Kerr]

@gigiflower @swilde Excellent suggestion... from both of you. Thanks! I am laughing because planning for these shots is not my strength. Usually, I am balancing my camera on my knee, holding my breath, fingers crossed for results! :)

[Rosie Kerr]

@ceilidh Yay! Stealth information. :)
@dide @thistle @paulaw Thanks for stopping by... I appreciate it.

[Raymond Milsted]

Nice waterfal

[Gena Pegg]

Wonderful capture and water movement. So beautiful!!

[Rosie Kerr]

@ray_milsted @eyesmile Thanks, all... still working on it! :)

[Jimmy the Sexton]

Nice shot. Neutral density ND filter will darken your photo so you can expose the photo longer. Also shoot as it is getting darker. Good work stretching your abilities. Be a student and try to copy photographs you like. Tripod

[Skip Tribby - ​🖖]

I don't know anything about the capabilities of Powershot cameras. Basically experiment with slower shutter speeds to see what results you like best for blurring water.