
I really like to experiment with running water and slow shutterspeeds myself aswell. The milky effect you get is what I love. I like this picture a lot. Where was it taken? Is the Sigma 17-70 nice to handle? I myself use the Canon 24-70mm f2.8L USM or the Canon 17-40mm f4L USM for shots like this.
the earth actually swallowing all that water!! There is a similar pit in Pokhra Nepal where the water falls into a pit and disappears into an underground river. Quite a sight
Just wonderful!
Lovely shot and worthy of EarthShots front page.
This does truly look like paradise on earth.
It has a fairytale feel.
a jaw dropping image, excellent
Regards
Dave
just unbeliavable
amazing shot–thanks for your efforts to capture Mother Nature at her best.
cheers,
K
look just amazing, nothing to say!
nice shot
Very cool how the water drops into a hole in the rock. The power of water.
Well Scott what a beautiful shot!! well worth for going out on great lengths!!
This picture is “Evolution River”, Nantahala National Forest. I looked it up.
Very beautiful picture
All Of GOD’S Creation .Keep Up The Beautiful Work.
Wow such incredible dedication and an amazing photo!!
really cool
nature sometimes looks so unreal!
very well done
A beautiful Photo. Everything looks just perfect. What more can you say
An absolutely stunning image. Beautiful capture!
Beautuful shot. i love the milky effect you get with a slow shutter speed.
All this beauty formed without a design is amazing
wow what an amazing photo
what a breath taking photo, i lov the way the water looks silky!!
so pretty wish i was there
Scott - where are these being taken? - regards - another Scott Hotaling
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