Glass Brook
by Wayne Jones
That's not the name of the little brook where I shot this, but that's what it looks like after our wild temperature fluctuations in recent weeks. Ice forms; rain falls, creating mini-floods, breaking up the ice; and creating ice dams; and then new layers of ice on the higher waters. In few days, snow will cover this again.
It may look like a fast shutter speed froze the action, but this was a one-second exposure of ice, with the brook's water running beneath it. I shot this after sunset, when the reflection of the sky and surrounding woods were not as contrasty.
Canon 5D2; Canon 24-105mm.
1 sec. @ f/16; ISO 100
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John
maybe you need to push the highlight a bit, somewhat flat
Hamed
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI