Post Your Waterfalls

[Robert Brazile]

Well done for a first. Enjoyed the video.

Robert

[marcookie]

Well done for a first. Enjoyed the video.

Robert

Thanks, appreciated.

Here is day 2 (and last day) of my little series on the waterfalls of the White Mountains. There's also a second, more experimental shot



Diana's Bath, White Mountains National Forest
4x5 Ektar 100

[Pali K]

Nicely done Marco. I enjoyed the photos and the videos.

Pali

[benjaminjk]

Moss covered rocks at Roaring Fork . Penta 45F + Schneider Kreuznach Symmar 150mm f/5.6 + Fuji Velvia 100 + 81A + Polarizer - 8 seconds at f22

[marcookie]

Moss covered rocks at Roaring Fork . Penta 45F + Schneider Kreuznach Symmar 150mm f/5.6 + Fuji Velvia 100 + 81A + Polarizer - 8 seconds at f22

Pretty impressive shot.
and oooh.. velvia!!

[gnuyork]

I put together a small story about some waterfall shooting in the White Mountains (NH). It's my very first experience with large format and color film, after some years of inactivity.
Comments welcome, I hope at least somebody can enjoy and even better get some inspiration.

I am, definitely inspired to take out my 4x5. It's been a while. Waterfalls are some of my favorite subjects too. Thanks!

[smrtysusan]

a very wet and moody day in Lanbedris pass, wales, uk.

this waterfalls makes my eyes comfort.

[marcookie]

this waterfalls makes my eyes comfort.

Agree.

Here is one last from the White Mountains National Forest.
There was some breeze coming down the stream valley. 4x5 Ektar 100

[Joe O'Hara]

Nicely done! Reversal film is not easy to use successfully in the woods.

This is a photograph is from 2010. I don't think I shared it here before.

[Ben Calwell]

That's a beauty, Joe!