Moving Water

[Cicada]

Got a little spring fever and looked for moving water to shoot.  Two from sunrise, a couple from the same area at sunset, and some kids stopped by to enjoy a great March evening.  C&C welcome.

[Canon Guy]

Really nice images! My favorite is the wider angle one.

[RebelSS]

Nice pics!

[eyeguy 54]

very nice. care to share some settings?  thanks

[Cicada]

Thank you, guys.

I shoot a Canon T4i.  The first four shots were with my 10-18mm lens with no filter.  The last two were taken with my old 35-80mm kit lens from my film days with a graduated neutral density filter.  The filter helped more in the last shot to not overexpose the sky.  The wide shot was cropped to the point that not much of the filtered sky was still in the shot.

In order:

f11, 4 sec., ISO 100 at 18mm.

f11, 2.5 sec., ISO 100 at 10mm.

f22, 2 sec., ISO 100 at 10mm.

f22, 4 sec., ISO 100 at 10mm.

f22, 1.4 sec., ISO 100 at 35mm

f22 1.6 sec., ISO 100 at 35mm.

[eyeguy 54]

thx,  tricky with no filter.  love that 4th one. 

[Cicada]

That's why I set to f22 on the end of the day shots, so I could slow down the shutter speed even though it might be too much for these lenses.

 

[eyeguy 54]

yepper, tough to do on a sunny day.   gotta find some running water around here some day. 

 

[Neighbor_guy]

The wide angle with the sun, geese, and youth is a great shot. 

[eyeguy 54]

geese or swans?

 

[Cicada]

39 minutes ago, eyeguy 54 said:

geese or swans?

Yes!  ...swans.