Dreamy River by exposure4u

Dreamy River

Taken with my ND400 filter in Teton National Park. I loved trying out the new filter!
Wow - like a river of silk! Just magical.
July 29th, 2012  
This white water is very silent ......looks like a painting......and greenery is fantastic....view overall is very fantastic ...... Wendy @@@
July 29th, 2012  
@purdey Thank you Sharon!
@pawar_ramesh Thank you Ramesh!
July 29th, 2012  
This is just heavenly!! lol i had to think of a new word to discribe how much i love your pic's!! FAV!
July 29th, 2012  
Gald to see you. These shots from the Tetons are awesome
July 29th, 2012  
It does look like a dreamscape ~ simply beautiful!
July 29th, 2012  
fabulous exposure Wendy
July 29th, 2012  
Jim
Beautiful Wendy
July 29th, 2012  
beautiful, nice silky river
July 29th, 2012  
Beautiful
July 29th, 2012  
Wonderful shot Wendy!
July 29th, 2012  
Beautiful flow.
July 29th, 2012  
very nice
July 29th, 2012  
wow, looks like milk!!!
July 29th, 2012  
Lovely shot Wendy :)
July 29th, 2012  
Amazing!
July 29th, 2012  
That water looks amazing, well done.. looks like you will havefun with the filter :) x
July 29th, 2012  
Super shot Wendy, has a 3D feel.
July 30th, 2012  
Love!
July 30th, 2012  
Love it!
July 31st, 2012  
Another stunning long exposure Wendy it becomes very addictive :P. Fav
July 31st, 2012  
absolutely gorgeous!!
August 1st, 2012  
Beautiful shot!!!
August 1st, 2012  
Beautiful, I am very partial to slow moving water shots :)
August 2nd, 2012  
I've got one of those filters on order. Can't wait to play. This shot is beautiful!!
August 2nd, 2012  
beautiful colours here! @kwind (i've got one ordered too! :-) )
August 3rd, 2012  
Love that silky water! Beautiful stuff, Wendy!
August 4th, 2012  
Okay - here comes what might be a stupd question. Is it the filter that makes for that gorgeous silky water or is that just you setting the camera to long exposure?
August 7th, 2012  
@lily Not a stupid question at all!! The long exposure creates the silky water, but I did use the filter, because I could then do the long exposure in the middle of the day. With the lens open so long, the filter is necessary to block out the light. Hope that helps! Thanks for asking!
August 7th, 2012  
@exposure4u - thanks a lot for clarifying that, makes good sense! :)
August 9th, 2012  
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