Thanks for the comments. I think every single photo has someone vouching for it
Quote: This is something I've always wanted to try, but living my whole life in Phoenix, it has been a bit difficult
I'm sure there are creeks
somewhere Those were shot in the country 30 minutes from Quebec city (actually, this creek ends up in the lake where we have our summer house).
Quote: I feel it would've been better had the exposure been longer, but I'm not certain what you were limited to given that you didn't include exposure data.
Photobucket should preserve the EXIF data. At any rate, these were shot with my lens at about f16-f18 (I didn't want diffraction to be too apparent) with a polarizer. It gave me exposure times between 1 and 4 seconds depending on the shot.
One thing I could have done, thinking about it, would have been using multi-exposures with that configuration. If I could manage to keep the camera from moving each time I pressed the shutter, it would probably have increased the effect of flowing water. A remote would have helped for this.
Quote: boring green
I personally love the green, especially when the polarizer enhances it. But to each his own.
Quote: Its composition is also the strongest of the entire bunch.
Composition can be a problem when you have to find a rock large enough to hold your tripod and yourself... I would definitely not have liked to drop the camera on wet rocks and water...