Stop Motion Falls

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Thought I’d play around with the shutter speed here at Lineham Falls. The first two photos were taken at a speed of 1/2500th of a second (2500 ISO), and the third was taken with a shutter speed of 1/250th of second (100 ISO). Surprisingly, the photos looked nearly identical — which was unexpected. I had to double check to make sure I was reading the data correctly, and I was. Looks like 1/250th-1/1000th is about all you need to stop the motion after all. This proves I am an absolute amateur at this lol! Thanks for stopping by.

Camera: Sony A7R III
Lens: Sony 24-105mm f4 G OSS
Editing: Lightroom

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Shutter speed plays important role when it's about moving object or things like water shared in your picture. I think I liked both colorful and black and white photography. I think all of those have it's way to represent beauty and it's hard to compare, especially for the photographs you shared.

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Usually I shoot in auto mode, but once in a while play around with shutter speed, which is fun.

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Photography is all about experimentation and learning something new along the way.

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Great waterfall photos and the water looks so alive and powerful, nature at its best!

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It was incredible to be up so close!

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Yeah. I think it looks magical. It just feels. Like freezing real-time motion and watching how it looks great. I think the magic is better with objects that are in linear motion. Perhaps, a speeding car or something. Also, the aren't a lot of different in the motion, in the different picture, they look great altogether

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Yeah, you are probably right. I think a long exposure would probably make more sense with a water fall, but would need to lug up my tripod which would be too awkward.

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YEAH!... Abstract nature art!!!

😀🫵📷🔟

!discovery shots
!PIZZA

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