Post your waterfalls
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I was able to make it out to Bushkill Falls in Pennsylvania last week...it was a cloudy Monday with very few people there, making it a perfect day to shoot. This was my first time shooting long exposure waterfalls. I used my Nikon 12-24 f4 and my Hoya ND 64. I was pretty happy with how they all came out. It's hard to narrow down my favorites but I think these are...
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I was able to make it out to Bushkill Falls in Pennsylvania last week...it was a cloudy Monday with very few people there, making it a perfect day to shoot. This was my first time shooting long exposure waterfalls. I used my Nikon 12-24 f4 and my Hoya ND 64. I was pretty happy with how they all came out. It's hard to narrow down my favorites but I think these are...
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Great shots! At first I was going to say that I liked #1 the best, but the more I look, I think I like the last shot even better.
Excellent @TonyD315 -- especially like the last image!
Thanks guys, like I said it was the first time shooting long exposure there. I went about 2 and a half year ago, when I was still just getting into photography. I shot hand held, and didn't know much more then the exposure triangle...I compared the two sets and it's like night and day...
View attachment 162290Milford Sound NZ ,one hell of a waterfall
@TonyD315 Great shots, Im most likely heading up to bushkill or buttermilk falls this week. Its a beautiful place.
This was my first time there. I was able to pull this off with no tripod and no ND filter. I had the camera leaning on the railing and my body attempting to pull of long exposures well. I think it wasnt bad considering the circumstances.
DSC_5019 by Michael Shipman Photography, on Flickr
This was my first time there. I was able to pull this off with no tripod and no ND filter. I had the camera leaning on the railing and my body attempting to pull of long exposures well. I think it wasnt bad considering the circumstances.
DSC_5019 by Michael Shipman Photography, on Flickr
@TonyD315 Great shots, Im most likely heading up to bushkill or buttermilk falls this week. Its a beautiful place.
This was my first time there. I was able to pull this off with no tripod and no ND filter. I had the camera leaning on the railing and my body attempting to pull of long exposures well. I think it wasnt bad considering the circumstances.
DSC_5019 by Michael Shipman Photography, on Flickr
That's an amazing shot considering the circumstances! I went a few years ago, when I was just getting into photography and didn't know half as much as I know now. Looking back on the photos I took then it's like night and day!
Where is Buttermilk Falls? Is it in the area? I've never heard of it but I'm always curious to check out new places.
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Fred Kingston_RIP
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Its in NJ but not too far from Bushkill. This is from the other day at Dingmans Falls. This is with a tripod, remote, CPL and ND filter.
DSC_8459 by Michael Shipman Photography, on Flickr
DSC_8459 by Michael Shipman Photography, on Flickr
Loving the compositionIts in NJ but not too far from Bushkill. This is from the other day at Dingmans Falls. This is with a tripod, remote, CPL and ND filter.
DSC_8459 by Michael Shipman Photography, on Flickr
Its in NJ but not too far from Bushkill. This is from the other day at Dingmans Falls. This is with a tripod, remote, CPL and ND filter.
DSC_8459 by Michael Shipman Photography, on Flickr
Funny, after I posted that I came across this article on Facebook...might have to try and check some of these places out...
These 12 Hidden Waterfalls In New Jersey Will Take Your Breath Away
I noticed you stacked a ND and CP filter, I was actually wondering about that. Here's a shot I took that I think could have really used a CP and I'm kinda bummed about it...I think I'm going to look into a CP, any recommendations?
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Just-Clayton
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Secret waterfall in the area.
