Longtime Exposure at the waterfall

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Longtime Exposure photography with water is always a very nice experience for me since the results can can so different and you only see the result after the pictures was taken. Some of these pictures can look surreal since you would never see a scene like this with your eye without doing a longtime exposure. In Autumn there can be a lot of interesting leaves that fall of the trees to "improve" the picture with something additional to the waterfall. But not only the waterfall, also some other parts ot the creek are interesting, especially where the water is forced to flow over some stones or cascades of different levels like in the 3rd picture here.

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Waterfall at the Ysperklamm in Lower Austria. Picture: Florian Glechner.

Camera usedNikon D5100
Lens usedNikor 18-105mm lens
Filter usedLee 10 Stops
Exposure Time30 Seconds
Aperture usedF13
Focal Length25 mm
Time05:33 pm
ISO100

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Longtimeexposure at the waterfall. Picture: Florian Glechner.

Camera usedNikon D5100
Lens usedNikor 18-105mm lens
Filter usedLee 10 Stops
Exposure Time30 Seconds
Aperture usedF13
Focal Length25 mm
Time05:33 pm
ISO100

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Longtimeexposurephotography at the creek

Camera usedNikon D5100
Lens usedNikor 18-105mm lens
Filter usednone
Exposure Time5 Seconds
Aperture usedF13
Focal Length25 mm
Time05:25 pm
ISO100
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