Edinample Falls, near Lochearnhead, Scotland, c1979

bmwand12, on June 21, 2008, said:

Hi Steve,

This is a cracking picture. I am new to this game and am trying to capture running water as you have. How is this acheived?

I have posted a couple of pictures.

Many thanks.

Marc

SteveT, on June 21, 2008, said:

Hi bmwand12. I can't remember the settings I used, as it was taken nearly 30 years ago with my Pentax KX camera as a slide but must have been on quite a long exposure. I don't think I climbed down to take it with a tripod. So it must have been around 1/30th sec.or so to get the movement it the water. It is one of the only photos I have ever had framed. Thank you for your comment.

Stephen

bmwand12, on July 8, 2008, said:

Thanks Steve,

It's nice to know that in some places nature remains unspoiled . . . . . .

Marc

SteveT, on July 8, 2008, said:

Thank you bmwand12, I would dearly like to think this special waterfall is in the same condition as was when photographed all those years ago. Some day I would like to revisit and make sure.

Stephen

Andrew Mckie, on October 5, 2008, said:

It is indeed in much the same condition but its on private land now, someone bought the Castle so its a bit awkward to get below the falls, I sneaked down the steep slippery eastern side to get some nice pictures earlier this year.

Autumn D. Kaye, on June 9, said:

Lots of pretty greenery in this shot. This is a beautiful picture!