I bought myself a new lighter mirror-less camera last week…because dragging around my heavy DSLR was giving me constant back pain. Of course I have been playing with all the settings trying to get familiar with it.
So, while downtown the other day, I tried photographing the water sculpture that stands behind our main library…using 2 different shutter speeds.
Fast: 1/250 second resulted in freezing the water droplets in time:
Slow: 1/8 sec lead to blurred water streams:
Pretty cool difference between the 2 photos! If you click on the photos to enlarge them you can really see the difference.
Linking to Helena’s “Pairs” meme here
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Another WOW from me. x
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Amazing photos of the water feature – I like the first once best
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I hope you’ll share more about your new camera. I don’t know much about mirrorless cameras, but I’m definitely interested! Great shots!
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Cool interpretation.
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That is a pairing we haven’t had so far. Interestingly I have been experimenting with water and different shutter speeds too. Not sure when and how I will blog it yet. Great pictures.
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Well done! Clever and original – wish I could do this kind of thing…
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Oh fun – I love the difference 🙂
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So much fun playing with a new camera (and ending up with great shots!) Which one did you get?
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A sony a6000
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Have fun! 🙂
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Great photos. Which camera did you buy?
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Wow indeed!
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Great to see the difference on the same shot!
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thanks…I just popped over to your blog. Your header photo of the snail is magnificent!!!
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Thank you. I think that was from my first macro app use on my iPhone. I was so happy to have a “model” for that shoot! Here are the othershttps://chasinglifeandfindingdreams.wordpress.com/2015/01/12/living-large-macro-style/
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wow x 2 – both fascinating and beautiful
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