The water’s edge catches the light just right—there’s a sense of stillness even as the stream moves. The way she rests on the roots, half-draped, feels unforced, like she’s part of the moss and stone. The overhang of the tree gives the scene a kind of sheltered intimacy.
How did you time the exposure? The motion in the water feels smooth, but not too soft—just enough to suggest flow without losing the texture of the rocks.
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10-18 March, professional voting of residents 35PHOTO
How did you time the exposure? The motion in the water feels smooth, but not too soft—just enough to suggest flow without losing the texture of the rocks.