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06-MAY-2005	mlynn

Flotsam*

One of my first attempts at a long-exposure water shot.
Is 4 seconds long enough for this challenge, or does it need to be longer?
As it was, I had all of the filters I own (all 2 :)) stacked on for this daylight shot.

Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel
4s f/20.0 at 50.0mm iso100 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

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Canon DSLR Challenge		17-May-2005 15:40
I like the smooth water with its patterns and the branches at the corner. Nice! -Roumen

Sony Forums Challenges		16-May-2005 01:06
Thanks Nancy! And about your side note: no need to be impressed, I'm just using the same filters I use with my Sony (58 mm) :)). --Melanie

Guest		15-May-2005 06:38
Melanie, you did good!! I love the silky quality to the water -- the branches really add to the imagery. As a side note, I'm so impressed you already have two filters! ;-) --Nancy/odigi

Canon DSLR Challenge		13-May-2005 03:19
Thank you all for your comments. Dorys, I don't have a color version online. There really wasn't very much interesting color to the water, and what little color there was, was more distracting than anything else. It wasn't pretty :). --Melanie

Guest		09-May-2005 22:35
nice job on your first attempt. i like b&w but was just wondering if you have the color version around to see?

Guest		09-May-2005 16:42
I like the composition and the blurred ripples on the water. Black and white was a good choice.

alexeig		09-May-2005 13:42
Simple and effecrive. Nice patterns on the water

Guest		09-May-2005 13:26
Talk about a shot full of energy! The static-ness of the branches is such a great contrast to that gorgeous silky water. I like the tones you've chosen for this.

Canon DSLR Challenge		09-May-2005 03:06
Four seconds is just perfect! You certainly cranked up your f-stops as high as possible...and I like the picture, sily to the feel in B&W. Best Wishes, Traveller