Post Your Waterfalls

[Vaughn]

Beautiful. I bet the original print looks amazing.

Jonathan

Thanks! It does need work. I would like to keep some detail in the rock over-hang at the top of the frame and pull a hint of texture out of the sun-lit water. And I have to see how the light balances on each side of the falls when the image is reversed during carbon printing. Looking forward to working with it!

Vaughn

[Robert Langham]

Yosemite waterfalls. Just iphone images from the proofs.

Rock in the spray fan below Nevada Fall. Afternoon light.

Classic Vernal Fall shot.

[Robert Langham]

Waterfall post inspired by this thread over at my blog.

http://robertlangham.blogspot.com/

[Robert Langham]

Preston: I haven't been to Wildcat Creek in Yosemite since I was there with a group in the Ansel Adams workshop of 1973! I'm sure I photographed that same area with my Hasselblad on a tiltall tripod. Nice to see it again.

Boinzo: I took my daughter up there in the summer and the crowd was amazing. My daughter dropped her sunglasses off that spot you are in and I worked my way below into the water to retrieve them. I came up with a double handful of dropped sunglasses! Thanks for posting. Hope you get another trip to the Sierra.

[mandoman7]

Mesa Falls, Id
Chamonix 45n1, 75 SA, FP4

[mandoman7]

with a 360 tele-Nikkor.

[Martin Aislabie]

My first attempt at waterfalls.

Hardraw Force North Yorkshire UK

Ilford HP5+ ISO 2oo D76 1+2 12min 30 seconds @ 20C

Feedback welcome.

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For a first attempt - well done - Hardraw is a difficult subject.

Hardraw is much better if you can catch it when lit by sunlight (from about 10:00 till 15:00 ~ ish - the sun moves left to right in the shot) - the column of water really sparkles in the sunlight and the overhang is emphasised.

For what its worth I have had many attempts over the years to shoot Hardraw and never yet been fully satisfied - although there are many worse places to spend a day watching the light change

Martin

[kiteboy]

For a first attempt - well done - Hardraw is a difficult subject.

Hardraw is much better if you can catch it when lit by sunlight (from about 10:00 till 15:00 ~ ish - the sun moves left to right in the shot) - the column of water really sparkles in the sunlight and the overhang is emphasised.

For what its worth I have had many attempts over the years to shoot Hardraw and never yet been fully satisfied - although there are many worse places to spend a day watching the light change

Martin

Thanks for the encouragement Martin.

Which day in the year does the sun shine on Hardraw? Every time I have visited it has been a race to beat the rain.

[Peter De Smidt]

Lone Rock

[Jim Cole]

Very nice, Peter.