Timeless Flow at Great Falls
The Potomac River winds through the rugged rock formations of Great Falls in Virginia, captured in a 30-second long exposure that transforms the powerful current and cascading falls into smooth ribbons of motion. Photographed in 2013 with an 18mm wide-angle view and a welder’s glass filter, the scene contrasts rushing water, weathered stone, and lush summer forest beneath a dramatic sky. #EngelPhotography #GreatFalls #GreatFallsVirginia #PotomacRiver #Virginia #VirginiaPhotography #WaterfallPhotography #LongExposure #LongExposurePhotography #LandscapePhotography #NaturePhotography #RiverPhotography #NationalParkPhotography #NikonD7000
Photographer
James Engel
Date & Time
Thursday, August 1st, 2013 at 4:18 AM America/New_York
Focal Length
18mm
Shutter Speed
30 sec
Aperture
ƒ/22
ISO
100
Location
North America, The United States of America, District of Columbia, Virginia, Great Falls, Great Falls National Park, National Park, Potomac River
Keywords
Filter, Welders Glass, B&W Colorized, Composite, Landscapes & Nature, Long Exposure Photography, Photography Effects, Photography Techniques, Photoshop Effects, Rock, Scenic Vista, Waterfall
Camera
Nikon D7000
Filters
Welder Glass Replacement
Approximate Map Location
Latitude: 38.9959235
Longitude: -77.2532871
Altitude: 38.0 meters / 124.7 feet
Longitude: -77.2532871
Altitude: 38.0 meters / 124.7 feet