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What made me going back to Zion National Park again and again was not its towering cliffs, it was the Virgin River that cuts through the valley kept my imagination flowing. I could walk along the river bank the entire day to search for the inspiration and never got bored. The texture of water and color of reflection change every second. I often spent half an hour just to stare at the water in front of me.This morning, the color was so intense that the river was painted in red. I suddenly dreamed the hair of a beautiful woman floating in front of me. So I put on my telephoto lens and started to experiment with different shutter speed. The water looked too milky with long shutter speed, and too static with short shutter speed. I finally settled at 1/4 second, where the texture of water started to look like hairs.

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