Post Your Waterfalls

[Heroique]

June-melt falls in the Cascades, central Washington. This thirsty earth-fracture was bottomless, quite unfathomable! Bottom left, a shaded shelf of snow lingers late into the season…

(Plus a crop just for fun.)

Tachi 4x5
Schneider XL 110/5.6
TMax-100 (in TMax rs)
1/4 sec. @ f/22
Epson 4990

[Carl Schofield]

Going, going...but not quite gone yet. I still have 20 sheets of Polaroid Type55 left before I have to start souping negatives again.

Tachihara 4x5 Rodenstock Sironar-S 135mm f/5.6, Type 55 negative scanned with Epson V700, EI 25, 3 sec f/32.

[curtis roberts]

taken with an old rhs ( I think ) 4x5 with a kodak 170mm
with all it's flaws sill my favorite waterfall

[venchka]

Carl.

Wonderful photograph. Where is that waterfall?

[Michael Wynd]

This is my first upload, and I don't know if this is going to work. Nigretta Falls Hamilton Victoria Australia. Nagaoka 4x5 camera, dusk exposure not recorded.

[Robert Oliver]

yosemite.... spring 2009
Attachment 28385

[Michael Wynd]

Here's another one that I took about two weeks ago on a trip to the Otways with some friends from the APUG forum. Alambee Beek Falls, Cumberland River.
Tachihara 8x10, 300mm Nikkor, F64 @ 4 minutes.

[Michael Wynd]

Sorry guys,
I tried to upload the image, but I got a message that the max size is 650x650 and my image is 1604x1997. I'm not sure how to correct this, so I'll have to find out.
Mike

[Robert Oliver]

you have to change the resolution in photoshop (or other)....

if photoshop make sure the "resize image" box is checked.

change resolution to 72 dpi....

next change the box with 1997 pixels to 650 pixels.

When done, make sure you save your file AS A DIFFERENT name or you will lose your higher resolution file. Jpegs work best, save as a quality 10... (make sure it's under 150kilobytes.

[Michael Wynd]

Hi Guys, trying this again. Sorry for the crappy scans, but we only have a print scanner that all the students here use as well.
Mike