Long-exposure photography is achieved when a photographer uses a long shutter speed to sharpen the appearance of stationary objects while blurring the shot’s moving elements. When photographing water, this produces a misty effect. Rarely is this better represented than in shots of picturesque waterfalls cascading down rocks.
The colors of fall form the backdrop to this stunning sheet of water. The long exposure creates the sense of mistiness in the water whilst allowing the rock behind to show through boldly.
This stunning waterfall in Oregon plunges into the creek with a burst of spray.
Scores of mini-waterfalls cascade over the rocks at Swallow Falls, near Betws-y-Coed in North Wales.
8. Lower Ruckel Creek Falls, Columbia River Gorge, Oregon, USA
As this waterfall plunges over the rocks, the long exposure shows its beauty from top to bottom – before the water flows through the rocky creek.
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