f/2.2 | 1/8000 | iso 100 | Canon 50mm f/1.2L USM
So yea, walking around Seattle there’s this fountain near the “Great Wheel” and I decided to capture the water at 1/8000 of a second. 😀 Something you just have to do every now and then I suppose…happy Monday all!
…Enjoy!
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I’ve done LE’s at this fountain with the Wheel lit up behind it but never thought to do this! Only a tog would understand why a person would find it strange that they’ve never thought about doing this! LOL
Have been to this fountain,,,,,,totally cool perspective!
Thanks Gale, I try to get capture a different way of seeing things! Thanks for stopping by and for the comment.
Really nice idea to freeze water so thoroughly. And I was just shooting 30 second exposures to do the opposite, I should have thought of this. And next time maybe I will.
Funny, but I am usually trying to get the silky/flowing/moving look of water as well. Sometimes ya just gotta step outta the norm eh!
Woh David! 🙂
I thought this was ice right up until I read your post.
Fabulous!! ..as always 🙂
Thank you very much Robyn, I can totally see it being ice!! 🙂
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