Rushing water is a wonderful canvas for time-exposures. In this
photograph, we see moving water swirling around a single maple leaf. By
using a shutter speed slow enough to allow the river to blur,
photographer Michael Yamashita has framed the sharp lines of the leaf in
an abstract of water. —Annie Griffiths
Photo Tip:
It doesn’t take a long exposure time to blur rushing water. Sometimes
the camera can be handheld while achieving this effect. But take a
tripod along so that you can try exposures of various length and see
which results you like best.
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