Wednesday, February 14, 2007
flowing creek
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Richard was "complaining" about my "complaining" about his taking so long on the footbridge in yesterdays photo. Well, here is one of the pictures I took of the flowing creek using a neutral density filter so I could lengthen the exposure enough to blur the water. This image was taken at 39mm focal length with the kit lens using an exposure of 2.5 seconds at f/32, ISO 100.
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