From the same shoot as yesterday’s Flow and Splash.
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12.29.2020 Turbulent Tuesday Textures
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That is so creative
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Thank you!
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Very nice Steve! Shows a lot of movement in many directions!
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Thanks, Reed!
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It suddenly occurred to me that before photography no one ever saw a waterfall this way.
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And before digital it would have been very expensive to acquire enough different exposures to get something like this. Lots of hits and misses.
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Fortunately we both have hits with our Mrs.
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I’m surprised by how substantial it looks. I’m reminded of thick tree roots.
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Yay, Linda! I had typed in the resemblance to tree roots but then deleted that hoping someone would see them without a cue. The shape of the cascade really does give a look of solidity.
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I see not only tree roots, but the talons of some great bird or dragon. The sense of motion here is so powerful.
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I’ll repeat my Yay! that I gave to Linda. Talons were the other thing I saw. I was trying to capture the motion as you mention. It’s pretty chaotic.
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