Even on a dull day in late November there are lovely colours to be found along Waterville Lake. I was set to try taking photos of flowing water under one of the bridges but found a lot more interesting subjects along the winding road.
All the recent rain creates lovely little waterfalls from the mountains, it does not have to be a trip to torc waterfall to practise taking photos.
Also I was thinking of starting taking photos of mountains or pictures related to mountains for the forthcoming exhibition in February.
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| Lily Bay at Waterville Lake 1 |
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| Lily Bay at Waterville Lake 2 |
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| Lily Bay at Waterville Lake 3 |
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| road along waterville lake |
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| who is the photographer in the bottom right corner |
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| late autumn colours at waterville lake |
Here are my first ever attempts to slow down flowing water with long shutterspeeds.
I would have thought to choose the shutterspeed priority setting, but Michael told me to just go for the highest possible number in aperture ( in aperture priority), which is the smallest aperture ( I always have to "translate" that for myself). As the day was quite dark I got quite long shutterspeed as a result.
And I admit without a tripod this would not have been possible.
