Watery Ballet
In the morning sun, a Canada Goose began splashing in the water. In order to make the bird appear one with the water, I used a slow shutter speed to blur the backlit water. In order to simplify the scene, I chose a black and white conversion, that removed the distraction of colour.
Awards
One Shot Photo Contest
2025People’s Vote Award
Abstract
Non Professional
People’s Vote Award
Other
Non Professional
Honorable Mention
Other
Non Professional
Nominee
Abstract
Non Professional
Watery Ballet
In the morning sun, a Canada Goose began splashing in the water. In order to make the bird appear one with the water, I used a slow shutter speed to blur the backlit water. In order to simplify the scene, I chose a black and white conversion, that removed the distraction of colour.
About Artist
Gurnit Atwal
I am a relative newcomer to photography, starting 3 years ago after completing my PhD and suffering a back injury that prevented me from engaging in intense physical activity. My style of photography is focused primarily on showcasing the beauty of wildlife through creative and abstract perspectives.
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