My Secret Garden

My Secret Garden belongs to the following groups:
Conservation Photography, Forests, Former DPF Members, Green!, Scenery, Timelapse/Long Exposure Photography and Tropical Art Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints and Framed Prints

Raquel Bourne
Beautiful
failingjune
Lovely
Memaa
Wonderful work. The effects are amazing.
Claire Farley
Very nice work Steven! I just love the slow of the water.
barkeypf
Well done!
Tparker
Beautiful Steven
DarkStars
Divine :)
Steven de Siow
Thanks all of you. Have a nice day.
Margaret Barry
Beautiful capture, Steven, Great composition, colors and veiling!
Neophytos
Nice FFLLOOWW.. GOOD S/S AND COMPOSITION !!!!!
Steven de Siow replied
Thanks Kiddo
Thordis
Did you use filter and if so which one? Beautiful shot Steven and a very good flow. :)
Steven de Siow replied
Yes I did use polarizing filter to slow down the water. Thanks
Vanessa Pike-R...
stunning work! I’m so in awe. Please could you add some details of how you took this?
Steven de Siow replied
Thanks for the nice comment. Basically I just use small aperture with slow speed to capture the flowing water. If the speed if not slow enough to create the silky effect, then I will add polarizing filter to get the slower speed. That’s all. Quite simple. You can do it too.
Thordis
Thank you Steven, that was very nice of you. :)
SharonD
Gorgeous picture Steven.
Mar Silva
Beautiful! Great balance, colors and composition!
Donovan wilson
nice good light control and composition
Steven de Siow
Sharon, Mar & Donovan,
Thanks for dropping by.
debsphotos
Exquisite Steven!!! Beautiful image!!! *-)
AtaAlishahi
wow Steven I checked your new images and they all beautiful, you did very good job my friend :)
Steven de Siow
Thanks Debs & Ata.
Dennis Gay
G’day Steven,
I like the silky water effect that depicts the flow so well and the lighting/exposure/processing have rendered a very pleasing scene.
The very strong foreground element locks this all in place and the good focus and depth of field allow us the pleasure of viewing the detail right into the scene.
I do feel though that having the source of the water flow right in the centre of frame divides the image equally and suggest you crop down to about half of the greenery to offset the “water level” and give more prominence to the subject. (Just a thought).
Contrast is good and the colours are beautifully natural.
I like how the light play on the rocks is a almost a mirror of the lighter areas of water.
Nice work that man!
GB
Dennis
Steven de Siow replied
Dennis, thanks for adding this image into your fav’ list. You could be right, crop half of the greenery will give more attention to the water. I think at that time I forget the rule of third. LOL