I shot this on a rainy day holding a polarizer and two stop neutral density filter in front of the lens in order to get a long enough exposure to show the motion of the wheel.
Photoshop modifications are cropping, hue/saturation adjustment and unsharp mask.
Shutter speed: 1.5 sec
Aperture: f/8.0
Zoom (Focal length): 89mm (equiv.)*
Exposure bias: +0.0 EV
Original image size: 2160 x 1440 Pixels
Flash used: No
Date picture was taken: 04/04/2004 (Sun)
Time picture was taken: 12:14 PM
Camera make: SHARP
Camera model: VE-CG30
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The composition is balanced. What seems to be an overdone red saturation gives the image a red cast and takes away from the image's overall appeal. Using curves or brightness and contrast may have helped to give the image more impact as well. 5
if overshot, shouldn't we see the water? looks like an undershot wheel to me. too blurry - makes the wheel appear to be turning too fast for reality. the fence rails have red on them, an unatural appearing red
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