[…] place right time. rare moment. i noticed this rock the day before.. arrived early to photograph yesterday’s creation.. but glanced east at this glowing morning creek; had to balance this rock quick. :)) it seems the […]
If you have a high end camera, you can adjust the shutter speed and aperture. If you use a slow shutter speed and an open aperture, you can make the water look “buttery” or misty. Not only is he good at stacking, but also photography techniques.
this was a 30 second exposure, f/2.8, iso 64, and a really dark neutral density filter, which neutrally decreases the light reaching the sensor, allowing longer shutter speeds at wide apertures, such as f/2.8 in this case..
Gravity Glue Thank you very much¡¡
The truth is that I’m too trying to put some stones in balance.
it really is a very relaxing exercise,thankx for discover it for me:-) It is amazing how these sharp rocks are kept in balance. You have any advice that can serve?
[…] place right time. rare moment. i noticed this rock the day before.. arrived early to photograph yesterday’s creation.. but glanced east at this glowing morning creek; had to balance this rock quick. :)) it seems the […]
Amazing!!!
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Que bello ese balanse esta espectacular
Nadav Ben Jacob תסתכל על העמוד הזה
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Alex Micklethwaite
Erik Flesko
stunning.xx
Nice
Excellent
Arthur Sandoval Te acuerdas que hiciste lo mismo en la clase de Fé?
I would like to have this one in a frame on my wall. How about selling some of your beaufiful photos?
Love this one. Very whimsical. :)
Emily Christine Sukiennik
wow that’s amazing!!!
beautiful!
My favorite….I love rocks and moss!
You really amaze me… Every time!
Stacey Jones
amazing!
Stunning!
I thought they really were stuck together with glue? I am going to try and balance some next time down by the river…
magic happens. ♡
wow! just…WOW!!!!
It always makes my day to see these wonderful balances.
Heart warming.
Superb
Sorry i just found my answer lol
How do you get the water to look like that?
Your work always feels magical to me. <3 ~ Sue
Magical
Amazing work by u ,
as you do for make it look so buttery water? pure inspiration:-)
If you have a high end camera, you can adjust the shutter speed and aperture. If you use a slow shutter speed and an open aperture, you can make the water look “buttery” or misty. Not only is he good at stacking, but also photography techniques.
Slow shutter speed and open aperture.
It could do with a Canon 1200D¡¡ thank you very much Randall
funny thing is, I ask about the water and not by trick to hold back the stonesxD
this was a 30 second exposure, f/2.8, iso 64, and a really dark neutral density filter, which neutrally decreases the light reaching the sensor, allowing longer shutter speeds at wide apertures, such as f/2.8 in this case..
Badass
Gravity Glue Thank you very much¡¡
The truth is that I’m too trying to put some stones in balance.
it really is a very relaxing exercise,thankx for discover it for me:-) It is amazing how these sharp rocks are kept in balance. You have any advice that can serve?