Post your waterfalls
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Very nice work Pete!!
Thanks Rick! Although I really thought that the other one is going to be liked much more than this one. :joyous:
This one had perspective and no blown out highlights.
This one is cool too, perspective is nice and few blown out highlights. Might want to use a ND so you don't have to use f22.
If I had an ND I wouldn't be using F/22. :encouragement:
I have not purchased any filters for this lens yet, because I am not sure if I'm going to keep it . Right now I'm having a love/hate relationship with it.Lol, of course. I my house, if I don't restate the obvious, I'm always wrong!
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
I went with a friend this week to gather information of a workshop he is doing in the spring on long exposure photography. While we were there we did visit one waterfall that he thought I would be able to hike into. It was a 3 mile round trip hike into the ravine. That was pretty hard for me but I did make it. I did get a few decent waterfall photos I think. For these shots I had to use a ND filter Plus a split ND filter to bring down the sky levels to be able to get any detail in the fall area.
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I made a trip back to the same place I photographed this past spring. Here is a shot from one of my favorite waterfalls there. If you scroll back you'll see my other one from the same spot. Not sure which one I like better but I did enjoy catching all the fall colors this time.
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This looks familiar but I can't think of where it is. Where is this at?
Thats Adams Falls in Ricketts Glen
This is Cascade Falls in MD.
DSC_9873 by Michael Shipman Photography, on Flickr
This is Cascade Falls in MD.
DSC_9873 by Michael Shipman Photography, on Flickr
