Rapid Water

Out walking in the cold ( -2 degrees C) looking for inspiration played with a different slow shutter speeds handheld on this small stream,

[Lou Ann]

NIce effect on the rushing water.

[Babs]

I think the slow shutter speed makes it look colder somehow. I hope you weren't paddling in the water.

[Denise Wood]

It's a wonder it hasn't turned to ice yet!!!

[Peter]

@louannwarren Thank you Lou Ann its only a little stream but was running quite quickly:)

[Peter]

@onewing Thanks Babs your right it does look cold and yes I was standing in the stream on some very slippy stone, it was a little nippy even night and is colder today:)

[Peter]

@gilbertwood Thank you for your comment Denise it was only about -7 overnight and the water was running to quickly to freeze, the spray was freezing on the small twigs though:)

[Sheralee S]

The slow shutter worked nicely, well done to keep the rest sharp.

[Peter]

@bella_ss Thanks for your comment Sheralee its not that slow for our camera only 1/30 sec have handheld at 1.5 seconds for some night shots with good results, I was leaning against a street light, lol:)

[Nova]

Great handheld shot Peter and I like the ice collecting on the branches in the water. :)

[Rosie Kind]

You can really see the movement in the water. I think this is great Fav

[Dawn]

Nicely done

[Peter]

@novab Thank you Nova for your lovely comment, it was cold but nothing in comparison with your temperatures:)

[Peter]

@rosiekind Thank you for your comment and Fav Rosie they are both appreciated:)

[Peter]

@Dawn Many thanks for your comment Dawn:)

[Ron]

Nice flowing water capture Peter. That water must have really been moving as I see your shutter speed was 1/30 seconds. Lots of motion!

[Peter]

@stray_shooter Thanks Ron its only a little stream but it was in full flow:)