A young personal playing in a riverfront fountain along the Savannah River. For the best viewing experience, click on the image to view a high resolution version.
Cheers,
C. S.
Children playing at the Place des Moulins (Square of the mills). The square is located at the top of the butte des Moulins in Marseille, France, the name is due to the presence of windmills at the end of the 16th century.
Cheers,
C. S.
I came across this wonderful backlit fountain, when I was in Dresden in October 2015. The low standing sun enlightened the water in such a wonderful way, so that I couldn’t resist to take some photos.
Full-Frame (35mm, FX), focal length 14mm
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Mould Fountain, City Hall Park, Lower Manhattan, New York City
A quick shutter speed allowed me to “freeze” the water in the fountain and capture this young woman mid-stride.
The long shadows of this beautiful fountain caught my eye first, but then I decided to explore the effects of different shutter speeds on the wonderful water features. Once I decided to “freeze” the action, I realized I wanted more in the frame and waited for the “right” someone to come along. Bicyclists, joggers, businessmen all passed by. But it was the patterns of this young woman’s ensemble that led me to press the shutter button.
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National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C.For more of my photos, visit Visual Venturing.
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