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Water Blur 12th February 2010

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The Omaha zoo has some great waterfalls, and vantage points to capture them.  Each one, I think I stopped and played with shutter speed for a couple shots.  This is where a tripod is critical to avoid blurring the non-moving elements of the photo.  In this case, there was a bamboo fence I could rest the camera body on for just enough stability to avoid blurring.  I really liked the blurred leaves in the upper right corner, here, which remained ‘sharp’ while out of focus.

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Image URL: http://photos.roweware.com/2010/02/12/water-blur/

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  • NIKON CORPORATION
  • NIKON D40
  • 0.067 s (10/150) (1/15)
  • f/14.0
  • 800
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  • 55.00 (550/10)

The Omaha zoo has some great waterfalls, and vantage points to capture them.  Each one, I think I stopped and played with shutter speed for a couple shots.  This is where a tripod is critical to avoid blurring the non-moving elements of the photo.  In this case, there was a bamboo fence I could rest the camera body on for just enough stability to avoid blurring.  I really liked the blurred leaves in the upper right corner, here, which remained ‘sharp’ while out of focus.

Category: Uncategorized

Image URL: http://photos.roweware.com/2010/02/12/water-blur/

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