@Zorki. Greetings. "Completely" is such an iron fist in our means of communication, no? Of course your intent may have been, "for me..."
I cannot know from what experience at waters (waterfalls, mountain streams, brooks, great lake shores,..) each in their infinite varieties of seasons and velocities, you base that "lost", but as a small illustration I will reference the reach between the island where I now live and the mainland across the way. We are in an area affected by profound tidal change, each of those also affected by the particular balance of lunar cycle. I spent much of my youth here as a "visiter" (hit and run photographer) I vainly hoped I was progressing though.
Now, in old age, I am blessed with two moorings in this reach. I am able to hook onto and lie down upon a board all day and night. It is only one miniscule place of "being there" but its lights, luminosities and water speeds and behaviours are without limit. Whether it is on the ebb or flow or the still and quiet of the turn of tide it becomes capable of drawing you out of what you had "concretely" learned and knew of the facts of "being there". Immersion and time and willingness to surrender known vision carries one to a parallel universe of vision and "seeing". I do hope you will find yourself able to gift yourself with time, so that shutter speed becomes instead the velocities of the world in which we swim.
I see this willingness to surrender growing steadily in the work Bernard shares, and it is probably why those, as Eric who spends time along the littorals, are able to see so much more of the awe of place than shutter speed.
One last aside is that you might wonder if a "shutter speed" which wrestles a frozen moment out of space, life forever frozen is a "truer" "sense of place" "for you".
I have enjoyed your contributions to the forum, and that is my only reason for offering these meager crumbs for thought.