Falling For You Is Easy

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By: Bill Morgenstern
Copyright ©2006

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Photographer	Bill Morgenstern {Karma:7157}
Project	#55 Peace & Tranquility	Camera Model	Konica Minolta 7D
Categories	Landscape Nature	Film Format	Digital TIF
Portfolio		Lens	Sigma 28-70 f 2.8 + polarizer
Uploaded	10/19/2006	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 2GB FC
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Location	City - Lake County State - MINNESOTA Country - United States
About	Cascade River - Cascade River State Park

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Linn Currie {K:24426} 10/20/2006

Hi Bill
Perfect capture of the water - soft & dreamy.

Bill, sorry to make use of this forum. I have emailed you a while ago but have not heard back from you. Can you please contact me at raglin@ragdoll.co.za

Regards
Linn
South Africa

Carolyn Wheeler {K:1007} 10/19/2006

Bill, thank you very much for your help! I will certainly try this at my next waterfall opportunity.

Bill Morgenstern {K:7157} 10/19/2006

Thanks Carolyn - This is really easy to do. Mount your camera on a sturdy tripod set it for a slow shutter speed in aperature priority, focus carefully at at least f8 and slowly press the shutter release. The combination of slow shutter speed, 1/4 or more will blur the water as seen in this image. Try it, have fun and good luck with the results.

Bill

Carolyn Wheeler {K:1007} 10/19/2006

Very beautiful!! Wonderful effects on the water. I haven't figured out how to do that, but I love it!! Great job!

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