Post Your Waterfalls

[EOTS]

Thanks, Derek!

[klocksib]

Larger size: http://www.klockworkphotography.com/...ll-Edit-X3.jpg

Chamonix 45F1
Grandagon-N 75
Kodak TXP 320 (4x5)

[Vaughn]

Nice Brad! Using the 75mm, that must have been a rather tight spot! I was thinking the image needed a little more 'atmospheric distance', but then realized there probably was not much distance there!

[Derek Kennedy]

Thanks, Derek!

I checked out your flickr photos - im in awe. beautiful images. Colours are incredible, excellent detail through out, the scenery beautiful - nice large photos to fully appreciate the beauty of the land (and also followed you but you prbly know that by now).

[EOTS]

Glad you like, Derek!
Your kind words motivate me to scan a bit more ... in the meantime I've a pile-up of unscanned transparencies :-)

[klocksib]

Thanks Vaughn! Ya, it was really tight spot; I was right up against the edge, with trees that would have interfered with the composition right behind me. I actually did try and get some more distance between myself and another waterfall slightly downstream, using trees as a sort of frame, but it didn't work out how I had pre-visualized. C'est lavie.

[Boinzo]

Nice one EOTS. Great to see the waterfall thread come back to life!
Here's a recent one of mine. This is from Dorigo NP in central NSW.
For a change this on Astia.

[EOTS]

Thanks!, Boinzo!

Good detail on yours, I like when I see the single "threads" of the waterfall (not sure how to call this in proper English).

[Vaughn]

Nicely seen, Boinzo!

[John Olsen]

Here's the Palouse Falls from two years ago at this time. I've got a bunch more in the bag waiting for processing tomorrow. How exciting!