Last week we shot fire, so this week we shoot the opposite: Water.
“Bakersfield In Red” by Thomas Hawk
Water is a very versatile part of a composition. It is a good reflector, especially if you can find a calm pond or puddle. This also makes it pair nicely with a sunset.
“Peaceful Passion” by Jeremy Brooks
“Only By The Night” by Sam Ilic
Moving water, such as a river, ocean waves, or waterfall, is a good choice for long exposure photography. A longer exposure will soften the flowing water, making it look like something from a dream.
“Sitting Lady Falls” by Sylvan Mably
Water also lends itself to macro photography. Water droplets on a flower are always interesting. And a small drop of water can act like a lens, focusing things that are behind it.
“Colorful Cosmos” by Evan Leeson
“Lens refraction” by Jimmy Sledge
As always post your best shot and share with the Photo Challenge Community. Participating in the 2013 Photo Challenge is fun and easy. Post and share your images with the Photo Challenge Community on Google+, Facebook,or Flickr.
Now get out and shoot!
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