Horseshoe Creek Falls - Over the Edge by Cosine

Photography • Landscape • posted on Jun 14, 2007

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I don't suppose anyone's noticed that I like long exposures of moving water, right? Thanks for stopping by and any comments.

Comments (16)

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Ceyzpurplestang

12:05AM | Thu, 14 June 2007

Amazing, unique shot! Love it!

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lizzibell

12:12AM | Thu, 14 June 2007

Beautiful shot...

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kurtsart

12:32AM | Thu, 14 June 2007

Well, does mentioning exposure time count in a comment? This is marvelous btw, and yes, folks do notice :) (Hint) Read comments on Elowah Falls Splash Pool. Excellent capture!

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sharky_

1:13AM | Thu, 14 June 2007

Those long exposures sure bring out the best in your captures. Excelent shots. Aloha

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LouLouBell

2:16AM | Thu, 14 June 2007

I love long exposures too!! This ones great. Interesting POV looking over the edge ... nice work!!

tr4cey

2:17AM | Thu, 14 June 2007

I like your long exposures of moving water also! Brilliant shot.

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alhak

4:28AM | Thu, 14 June 2007

and you do them so well! this one is beautiful..wish i was there with you

MrsLubner

9:38AM | Thu, 14 June 2007

I have got to try that exposure thing one of these days. I don't seem to get around moving water often though. Our rivers move but not with anything you can take a picture of. Very nice.

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tresamie

10:59AM | Thu, 14 June 2007

I wondered if you were going to climb up on that platform! This is stunning! The long exposure must be why the water looks so silky :)

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cameraobscura2

2:17PM | Thu, 14 June 2007

Well not really such a long exposure, maybe 1/8 a second since parts of the water are only frozen and not a blend as other paortions os the stream. Flowing water, no matter at what f-stop, is an interesting subject matter since no to seconds are alike. Thank you for sharing. egmont

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