This is the Kicking Horse River in Yoho National Park, British Columbia, Canada and it is fresh squeezed glacier water. Damn cold!! The angle of the shot was difficult as I wanted the foreground\'s leading lines to flow with the water lines but minimize the line of the terrain as it was conflicting with my intended composition. This is what I came up with. The specks at the bottom portion of the image are suspended water droplets captured by my fill-flash. I really hope this does well as I think it to be a very cool shot ..... no pun intended. ;-)
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Nice photograph, and the water looks absolutely gorgeous. Am uncertain about the angle, though. I don't know that a more standard photograph wouldn't be as interesting. Feels a little like you're trying too hard.
I love this kind of photography, and you've done a super job of it here! I like the way the water converges, and the way you used the long exposure to capture it this way.
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