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hil26

Went looking for some water today

and found some - alongside the A5 in Snowdonia











Evolution104

I like the last two Dave - they seem to have the strongest composition, IMO. thumbright
hil26

Thanks John, I was struggling with the light most of the time.
Went out, blue skies, few clouds - 40 minute trip to here and I was in dirty grey skies with the threat of rain.
creators

Some wonderful shots here Dave, I love the complexity of No 3.
the neepster

I love these - rushing water always reminds me of this part of Wales. I like them all, but feel the first one has been cropped too tightly on the right. Just my opinion though.
Gilly

were these done using an ND filter Dave?

I like the water movement, but as you have already confirmed, the skies are a little too exposed.
hil26

Gilly wrote:
were these done using an ND filter Dave?

I like the water movement, but as you have already confirmed, the skies are a little too exposed.


Thanks - had circular polariser on but unfortunately had left my Grad ND in my other bag at home.

It's a place I will be returning to soon (I hope)

Composition wise - forgot to say that I couldn't get any better at the time as I didn't have a wet suit with me, I was clambering and slipping over rocks and very large smooth pebbles; trying to hang on to the tripod, which became difficult in portrait mode - foot and knees got wet - and the water was cold.
Gilly

hil26 wrote:
foot and knees got wet - and the water was cold.


Laughing  Laughing  Laughing  the things we do for that 'perfect' shot!!!

I'm looking forward to your return with ND filters and waders!  Smile
jonH

#5 is nicely composed - clever framing Smile
chris82

jonH wrote:
#5 is nicely composed - clever framing Smile


Totally agree.There great shots

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