I am using my neutral density filter to slow the shutter. It gives the water a smooth and creamy look to it.
This is not a dam. It is a barrier to prevent the invasive sea lamprey from going any further upstream. The jumping ability of adult sea lampreys is limited, so barriers function to block access to spawning habitat.
You are very busy today another two photos. I like the creamy water.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. You need to become a professional photographer if you aren't already one!
ReplyDeleteNice flowing water pictures! Didn't know you could atop lamprey with a small barrier.
ReplyDeleteWell done, I like that filter.
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ReplyDeleteLet us hope this little waterfall stops the sea lamprey in its tracks. They invaded the Great Lakes and eliminated commercial and recreational fish populations for fishermen. Along with the alewife fish they are a terrible invasive specie. Lake Michigan got salmon the eat the alewife. Control of lamprey, while partly successful, has been too late to save the large lake white fish populations. Good use of neutral density filter in your pictures.
ReplyDeletevery pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteThey are nasty things!
ReplyDeleteHopefully it works.
ReplyDeleteNice to see nature conservation at its simplest. Hope it helps to stop them.
ReplyDeleteNicely captured! I like experimenting with ND filters... a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteYou captures this moving water very well.
ReplyDeleteIt Sounds like that project is well worth the effort. And I like the effects of the filter.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely effect Andy with those filter, very nice...
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