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Red River Dam
This is my first experiment with lens filters. For this shot, I used a Neutral Density +4, a Circular Polarizer, and a UV Multi-Coated. I think for my first photo it turned out really nice.
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Dennis Maloney 06/11/2005 1:56
Good capture of the Red River...I made a simular shot of the Little Red River in Arkansas...I did it both ways, although the longer exposure give a softer look to the water, I also like the stop action shots too...its kind of a individual preferance thing, if you know what I mean...looks good to me...regards denAnastasiya Ivanova 02/11/2005 16:03
Yo, not bad! You can try expose it longer, for water flowing!Regards
Anastasia