Who can remain unaffected by the sound and sight of running water?
[17 July 2011, Panasonic Lumix GH1, 14–45 mm at 18 mm, ISO 100, 1/4 at f8]
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6 comments:
Yup! Running for the loo as soon as I've finished writing this........
Great shot Pete.
Water has this profound ability to attract cameras. It's a great photographic subject, and an irresistible primal attraction.
Take care.
TK
And it doesn't take much, either.
RR — ha! I thought the comment was short... ;^)
Tim, thanks. It certainly attracts my camera. No matter how often I've photographed Tokeawa or Teawaoteatua, I still feel compelled to try again.
Zhoen, true.
You've topped yourself with this one, Pete! Your eye is wonderful - capturing water so it looks like wool caught on the branches. Yea!
Barbara, thank you, and sorry for the delayed response. I'm stuck in Christchurch — the heaviest snowfall in 15 years has largely shut down the city. Everything's covered with another kind of wool ;^)
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