Sunday, 20 October 2013

Fairy Glen

I've been itching to get out all week, we went to the local walk Fairy Glen, not sure why its called that, I can only imagine it because of all the fairies you get to see there :)

There is a nice little waterfall and I wanted to try the slower shutter speed which gives the nice water trail effect.

This is my first attempt at this, but I think the pics look ok, good excuse to go back and get more practice.

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Taken with Nikon D3200, shutter priority
5 second shutter
Taken with Nikon D3200, shutter priority
5 second shutter
I was also keen to capture the Autumn colours that I see everyday on the way to work, here are some of the Autumnal shots.







And finally a bridge which I thought would look nice back and white.

Hope you liked the post.

Cheers, Mike.

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5 comments:

  1. ArijaSunday, 20 October 2013 at 10:47:00 GMT-7

    So nice to catch up on your delightful captures. My blog feed had neglected to alert me to your posts for quite some time. I really like those sow exposures and the autumnal beeches.

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  2. MikeSunday, 20 October 2013 at 11:54:00 GMT-7

    Thanks Arija

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  3. Bob BushellSunday, 20 October 2013 at 12:34:00 GMT-7

    Oh yes, I do love them. Beautiful autumnal images Mike.

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  4. JRandSueSunday, 20 October 2013 at 15:10:00 GMT-7

    Superb Images Mike,love the water fall shots.
    Love to do that.
    John.

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  5. MarySunday, 20 October 2013 at 20:31:00 GMT-7

    These are beautiful! Particularly like the fungi and the waterfalls. I'm disappointed that there are no shots of the fairies :-)

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