Two things are for certain when you start photography: You will shoot train tracks and you will do long exposures with water. Running water can create some beautiful images when you put the time into setting up your gear and picking the location along with angle and exposure. Here's 20 great, yet eerie shots of running water to get you excited about dusting off your tripod and hiking into the woods looking for streams, rivers and waterfalls.
Photo by Jrtippins
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Long Exposure Photography Resources
- Long Exposure Tutorial (Video)
- Tips for Long Exposure Waterfall Photography
- 8 Tips for Long Exposure Photography
- Waterfall Digital Photography
Post Your Own Long Exposure Water Photos in the Comments!
13 Comments
Love your site and all the information you share. Especially like the photo by eir@si in this series.
Photo added to test out your new feature.
Photograph everything.
Ruben
https://www.flickr.com/photos/28513274@N05/4349326134/in/set-72157623409026988/
Hmm – thanks for trying Ruben – didn’t seem to work. I think I might do a post on how it works so there’s no confusion.
This was something!!
Glad you liked the collection, Hans.
Thanks for the link 😀
No problems! Some great shots and info you have over there on your site!
Great pictures you got here, Mike! The photography of TimboDon is the best, for me. If I know where that photograph is taken, I like to walk on that slippy floor. 😀
Nice shots! here ‘s mine:
love the shots – always try to keep my mind as water!
Very, very nice pieces! Beautiful.
Some very nice images!
This is one of mine.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/robvillan/3078245064/in/set-72157607015964949/
that first photo, is it the waterfall and hotel they used in Twin Peaks? Great shots
I really like long exposures of moving water.
Here is a link to one of mine.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ken-b-images/3374759578