spring stream

Some snap shot from this weekend. It was very special temperature with summer temperature of 29 celcius, but with some snow remain in the ground. This stream it's part of our 14 acres land in eastern township (quebec province)

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And a last one.

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Very nice. I would have loved this spot.

Next time try using a CPL and 2 stop ND filter combo to smooth out the water and to take some of the glare off the wet rocks. I have some samples here with that filter combo, https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=853673

Thanks a lot for the cue, as said it's a snapshot, taken handheld. I try to put the speed very low at around 1/10 to 1/30 (thanks the IS on the 24-105) for a more creamy water. I would love to experiment with filter and take time to make nice landscape, around our land there is lots of wonderfull place to photography

I really like the second photo. And if you hand held it - getting the water to look so smooth - your way steadier than I am. They all look more like photographs than snap shots. And your lucky to have land like that - can I trade you some sage brush for some of those trees ?

Thanks a lot, for the second shot I push to f22 to achieve 1/13sec. The IS help a lot for handheld especialy at this speed. Wich one you want to trade: maple tree, grey pine, cherry. The grey pine are around 60-80ft high, but the maple are very high in the montain.

I am also very impressed that those were hand held. Great pictures. I have little experience with filters so I just try and time the lighting for early morning, late evening. That way I can get slow SS and blur out the water.