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Action at the Water Wheel
2011.04.22
As the "pockets" in the wheel fill with water, the weight of the water causes the wheel to turn forward.
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A slower shutter speed captures the blur of the moving wheel and the falling water.
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Much better enlarged! The slow shutter catches the trails made by the small droplets of water splashing on the wheel.
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This water wheel at Silver Dollar City is turned by water falling into many open containers built into the wheel.
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Love the detail in the second one
JudithChauvette · 2011-04-21: 19:09
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These are really excellent! There is great movement in each shot and wonderful details in the water.
djnana · 2011-04-21: 19:21
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Larry these are excellent shots. So interesting. It is so amazing to see how clear the axle area is and how much motion is caught in the outer rim area. A study in physics also!!
danrav · 2011-04-21: 20:12
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sooo good! I love slowing down the water like this, excellent work!
McMommy · 2011-04-21: 23:07
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Wow thats a great capture well done
mystic1 · 2011-04-22: 09:12
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Excellent examples of shutter speeds Larry! Very Interesting indeed! Well Done!
ArtBee · 2011-04-22: 09:32
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Wonderful shots!
wildduck · 2011-04-22: 13:13
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Wooow...superb set!
Goldbrandi · 2011-04-22: 14:53
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Love the colors in this post....and really great how the water jumps off the wheel! Nice captures, Larry!!
lookagain · 2011-04-22: 16:42
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Great use of shutter speed - it produces a wonderful sense of movement.
girafferacing · 2011-04-30: 10:16
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