Post Your Waterfalls

[Ben Calwell]

Monocacy Creek "waterfall", Berks County, PA. Seneca Improved View v.4 8x10, Wray Lustrar 18" f/10, 18x24 cm Fujifilm UM-MA at EI125, in HC-110 dil H (5:45 at 20C).

Well done!

[Scott --]

Well done!

Thank you!

[h2oman]

Middle Falls, McCloud River, California

[Vaughn]

Gregg,
The light on the scene is captured wonderfully. Compositionally, the bottom and top of the image feel to me to be two images. It helps to create visual tension...and contributes to the vertigo feeling. I just don't know if that is what you are after. A crop as Merg suggests allows the light on the polished foreground rock to work with the flow of the water. Quite a different image.

Covid has taken me out for the rest of the month -- won't be able to travel north for your show.

[h2oman]

Thanks for the comments, Vaughn, and sorry about the covid diagnosis. I've dodged the bullet so far, but figure the time will come...

[T.Chabry]

Silver falls, Saint John, NB, Canada.

The top of the waterfalls by T. Chabry, on Flickr

[Martin Aislabie]

Scar House Fall, Swaledale, UK

5x4 + 90mm
HP5 + ID11 (1+1)
MG Cooltone RC + MG Dev

Martin

[Martin Aislabie]

High Force, Teesdale, UK

5x4 + 90mm
HP5 + ID11 (1+1)
MG Cooltone RC + MG Dev

Martin

[h2oman]

High Force, Teesdale, UK

5x4 + 90mm
HP5 + ID11 (1+1)
MG Cooltone RC + MG Dev

Martin

I would enjoy seeing a print of this one! Interesting perspective and lighting.

[Martin Aislabie]

I would enjoy seeing a print of this one! Interesting perspective and lighting.

Thanks
Yes, the print has a good deal more tonality than I can manage to extract from the scan.
High Force is a pig to photograph, the chasm is deep, the rocks are a very dark colour particularly when wet and the only real way of getting light down in to the waterfall and chasm is to photograph the place at or around midday a few weeks either side to the summer solstice - everything a landscape photographer is told to avoid.
Martin