Walking by a huge river in Iceland, during a photo-travel there, I noticed a small rainbow, caused by the fast water crashing into a boulder and the angle the sunlight was falling at that time.
I was enchanted so I made many photos here.
Here are two of them, both made with a tripod, the first one being a long-exposure and the second one, a regular picture, taken at 1/100 s.
Long exposure photography requires more time, patience, skills and equipment. I think we will be seeing less and less of it, due to these reasons.
The first photo from this post today is my humble entry to the photographic contest by @photofeed , thank you very much for the great opportunity and your efforts! Good luck to everyone involved!
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