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Flow

Taken from the lower bridge in the Falls of Bruar, a waterfall flowing through rocks.

A softly blurred waterfall flowing through rocks, taken from the lower bridge in the Falls of Bruar. The geology of this place is quite impressive; at least 3 kinds of rocks (slate, limestone and possibly some schist) folded and thrust up at rakish angles at the east end of the Loch Tay fault, quite an impressive river gorge eroded by the Bruar Water. I've been looking for a scene that captures the essence of "flow", both in terms of the subject-matter being flowing water, but also in a composition that itself flows through the frame. I had acquired a new tripod originally for the purpose of making this photo, but went on to shoot Raw instead; this one took a subsequent visit and benefitted from more water flowing anyway.

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Camera Exif Information

Aperture Value 6/1
Colour-space 4294967295
Contrast 0
Date/Time Digitized 2008-01-19T15:28:55.16Z
Original Date-Time 2008-01-19T15:28:55Z
Date/Time 2008:01:20 00:28:54
Exposure Mode 1
Exposure Programme 1
Exposure Time 25/10
Aperture F/number 8/1
Flash 0
Focal Length (35mm equivalent) 78
Focal Length 52/1
Gain Control 0
ISO sensitivity 125
Light-source 0
Camera Make NIKON CORPORATION
Metering Mode 3
Camera Model NIKON D200
Saturation 0
Sharpness 0
Shutter speed value -1321928/1000000
Subject Distance 0
Whitebalance 1
300/1
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