Flow

Cracking shot that Nigel...right up my street!

regards

Karlo

That hangs together very nicely. Really well composed image.

We seem to always get a quality image from you Nigel, and this is no exception. Care to comment on how you did this one? I'm pretty sure it wasn't taken in your kitchen sink. Like.

Nigel, what a fabulous minimalist shot

Just the right shutter speed. Very good.

Thank you all or your interest and comments.
Ha ha, no not in the kitchen sink, you are quite correct.
It is a very small piece of the river Ara in the Spanish Pyrenees. Using the long end of my zoom, 300mm to isolate a small section of the river where I felt the water was describing interesting shapes, by using a shutter speed of 1/15 second I was trying to include the movement/energy of the water in the image rather than freezing it with a faster shutter speed or getting milky water with longer shutter speeds. The image was adjusted in LR to produce the finished piece.

Best regards
Nigel

Oh, to be in the Pyrenees right now, rather than shut into the heart of a very busy and noisy city. Thanks for the explanation Nigel. I was intrigued by this image, particularly by the appearance of two separate bodies of water flowing into each other.