Post Your Waterfalls

[David Aimone]

There wasn't a lot of water, but this was my first LF waterfall!



Chamonix 045n02 1/2 sec between f/11-f/16 Rodenstock 150mm lens Kodak Tri-x 320 film

[h2oman]

David - I often find waterfalls to be best when they DON'T have a lot of water. I like your image.

[David Aimone]

Thanks, h2oman! I'll be in your fair state in November (the northern part though), and will be looking for some good opportunities!

David - I often find waterfalls to be best when they DON'T have a lot of water. I like your image.

[h2oman]

Well, if you are interested in waterfalls, go to Silver Falls State Park, near Salem. If you walk a loop of about 4-5 miles you can see 8 or 10 waterfals (I can't remember exactly). You can also see a number of them by parking in different palces and taking a number of much shorter walks.

[bobwysiwyg]

Bond Falls, Michigan's U.P.
Shen-Hao 4x5
TMax 100

[StevenJohn]

Smoky Mountains, TN
Shen Hao PTB
Fujinon 150mm

[SamReeves]

Smoky Mountains, TN
Shen Hao PTB
Fujinon 150mm

Gorgeous. I really like the way it's been cropped too.

[NicolasArg]

My first LF waterfall, shot today, couldn't sleep waiting for it to dry and scan.
Shen Hao 45, Schneider 90mm lens, Kodak Tmax 100 Professional.

[sheeep]

Harriman Park in NY

[SamReeves]

My first LF waterfall, shot today, couldn't sleep waiting for it to dry and scan.
Shen Hao 45, Schneider 90mm lens, Kodak Tmax 100 Professional.

What a fantastic view. Excellent!