Upstream
As photographers we wait years for the miracle shots, those images that can only be called "luck". An older photographer I admire once said to me that it isn't luck but practice that captures shots like this. He said "you know, it's a funny thing. The more I practice, the luckier I get". I was very lucky to be "Upstream" on this glorious day.
As photographers we wait years for the miracle shots, those images that can only be called "luck". An older photographer I admire once said to me that it isn't luck but practice that captures shots like this. He said "you know, it's a funny thing. The more I practice, the luckier I get". I was very lucky to be "Upstream" on this glorious day.
As photographers we wait years for the miracle shots, those images that can only be called "luck". An older photographer I admire once said to me that it isn't luck but practice that captures shots like this. He said "you know, it's a funny thing. The more I practice, the luckier I get". I was very lucky to be "Upstream" on this glorious day.
Success using this technique requires years of practice to perfect it, rock-steady equipment, often very early hours to travel and trek to the subject, and always a great deal of patience with a hefty dose of luck. Long exposures can turn ocean waves into misty mystery, water cascading over rocks into wispy wandering strands of light. For all of my work, I only print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Metallic paper, one of the most exquisite and expensive in the world. The metallic particles embedded in the coating of the paper, along with it’s remarkable yet subtle texture, gives the print a shimmering dimensionality that is almost magical.
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