Watery Wednesday #135: Threads of Water

Cascade near Big Branch Falls, Erwin, Tennessee. December 10, 2009.

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The lighting wasn’t the greatest, but I like the way the water flowed over and around rocks at Big Branch Falls near Erwin, Tennessee.  A slow shutter speed created threads of water flowing down the hill.

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22 Responses to “Watery Wednesday #135: Threads of Water”

  1. Mildred Says:

    Wow! I love this picture – very unique!

  2. diane Says:

    I love the way you make the water silky. A great shot. I still haven’t mastered that very well yet. I can’t hold the camera still enough.

  3. Neal Says:

    That is very nice George! I’ve always liked pictures like this where the water looks silky.

  4. Ruth Hiebert Says:

    SPECTACULAR.

  5. Sandra Says:

    the falls look almost like angel hair that mother used to put on the Christmas tree, beautiful

  6. MaryBeth Says:

    The flow is great. A lovely spot. MB

  7. jlshall (Joysweb) Says:

    I love this shot! The water is really beautiful, but mysterious, too – so many intriguing shapes and patterns in it. Wonderful scene!

  8. Susie Says:

    Looks really relaxing to me George.

  9. Sylvia Kirkwood Says:

    I do love waterfalls! And what a lovely capture, George! A truly gorgeous scene! Hope all is going well! Enjoy your day!

    Sylvia

  10. Kathy Says:

    Amazing, George!

  11. Ginny Hartzler Says:

    It is georgous and looks so cleansing. I would never have thouight of a slow shutter speed, I use stop motion for these kinds of things.

  12. Happyone Says:

    The water looks silky and smooth and very powerful.

  13. Shirley Says:

    Great capture! I wish I knew more about photography so I could capture shots like you have here. Great detail!

  14. ewok1993 Says:

    This isn’t one of those high/tall cascades. I love to see one of these someday.

  15. mary Says:

    That is gorgeous! Whatever you did, you did it right!

  16. Tricia Says:

    Very pretty… no matter the lighting!!! =)

  17. magicalmysticalteacher Says:

    I can almost hear that water roaring through the forest!

    THE BEST WATER

    With water they say that the best
    Is clearest when put to the test;
    No sediment there
    To cause wear and tear—
    Pure water sure beats all the rest!

    © 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher

    Stream in Grasslands

  18. Loren Says:

    Love the shapes of the water…really neat shot! I am thinking at Halloween you could turn that into a black/white photo and the water could look like ghosts LOL

  19. Carletta Says:

    I do admire the slow shudder speed – lovely George!

  20. Dee Says:

    Wow! So pretty yet powerful looking.

  21. Rose Says:

    Nice—it makes he water really look like it is rushing and rushing to get where it is going.

  22. sartenada Says:

    Nice, really nice. It seems to be a place worth for visit.

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