flow of the glen

Water is such a fascinating subject. There are so many different way's to capture the smoothness of a stream or falls. One way is shoot leading your eye down a stream. Capturing every drop in the stream is one continuous flow. This one was captured at Tucquan Glen late Sunday afternoon. Hope you enjoy.

Nick

Summer Showers

The good thing about all of this rain these past couple of week's has been the swelling of the local creeks & streams. I climbed down into this small little gorge on Saturday after a down pour to get this shot. It's an 4 shot HDR image with shutter speeds at 1 1/2, 2, 2 1/2, 3 seconds, at f-8. Hope you enjoy.

Best of Light
Nick

Around the bend

During my latest trip to Holtwood earlier in the week. I noticed a really nice high the water level. So Saturday I made a little trip over to Tucquain Glen, which is the same vicinity just over some ridges to Holtwood. I used a Topez Simplify filter here. The meta data for this was an ISO100, shutter speed of 1 sec at f-22. On another note for the last couple of weeks I have been shooting in straight up Manuel. For the last couple of years I have just stayed in aperture mode. I was content with controlling the amount of light that I was letting in. I'm noticing some good results by staying in Manuel. I hope you enjoy.


Good light
Nick

Spring Falls

It's amazing how time flies by in between post. The other day I realised that for the past couple of week's all I shot were portraits. To get back into the swing of spring. I made a quick little trip to Holtwood. The last time I was here it was all snow & ice. First time in awhile the water was this high. I hope you enjoy.


Good light
Nick