Only 11 entries this round so it’s a single vote per person - select your favourite image - and do so before 22:00 on Monday, July 6th.
The new Challenge - Long Exposure can be found here
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Well done all!
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Our winner for this round is @PitchFader, a new name in the Winners’ Circle but in fact an old hand at this. However, his avatar doesn’t publish his real name (or previous screen name) so we will allow him his anonymity for now. Those of us who know, know!
And his subject? Mapledurham Water Mill with its old buildings (originally 15th century, added to over the centuries) housing a modern Archimedes screw turbine. The Wiki article is well worth reading
No metadata with the image so we can’t tell you what exposure was used to create the blur in the flowing water, we guess between 1/4 and 1/2 a second. Perhaps @PitchFader can let us know 
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Thanks for the votes peeps 
My bad I thought id added it so here it is, i only had an ND 1000 so I had to leave the shutter open for quite long equalling in some coming out blurry in places as per the one below & over exposed too, they were also HDR X 5 images so I tried to pick out the better ones which gave me about 3 images out of the 5 to mess around with, Also having flown this place before when you get quite near to the water / turbine itself you seem to get a big draft off the water which causes movement of the drone which can show when doing these long exposures in the image, that’s my excuse anyway ! 
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I really enjoyed this challenge. There are so many amazing photos of wonderful buildings with fascinating history. I enjoyed researching the mill I found.
Congrats to @PitchFader . I was going to ask how you got the wooshy water. Thanks for the explanation!
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Cheers …
Well done! Im well happy with 2nd place on the votes here! Thank you 