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I was in awe the first time I saw the effect of silkiness of water flowing. The first image I purchased from a photographer was of this effect. Now I have somewhat mastered the same.
Rephaim Stream Park is a part of The Jerusalem Park and both are part of Judean Mountains National Park.
I discovered this spot earlier this year in spring on a not-very-popular section of Ricketts Glen State Park and got a pretty good shot.
Since then I've been wanting to go back to the same spot during fall and wasn't disappointment when I there last weekend.
I was driving on the A4086 towards Capel Curig that morning, when a break in the clouds opened this spectacular light.
I left the car to the side of the road, grabbed camera and a lens and rushed through the first gate I could find to an open field. There I found this scene.
Having left my tripod in the car, I had to compromise slightly on DOF and ISO. Luckily I had a ND grad filter in my jacket, which helped balancing the sky.
I think this image looks a little HDR, but apart from some levels and sharpness, nothing was added/removed from the real scene.
I found this stream on our hike through Yosemite National Park.
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Long exposure scenic view of a Colorado rocky mountain stream in the South St Vrain Canyon with slow moving water over lots of rocks and boulders. I could site here and day dream all day long.
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One of the small cascades around Dolgoch Falls.
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The Central Maine & Quebec's 210 job soars over Souadabscook Stream in Hampden, after a rather late start getting out of Northern Maine Junction. BNSF painted B23-7 2003 leads an ex-Patriot Rail GP38-3 and an ex-Santa Fe GP35u with 18 cars for Searsport. The foliage along the stream hasn't quite filled in yet, but it's still a huge improvement over the drab brown from a couple weeks ago.