Post Your Waterfalls

[JoeV]

Jemez Canyon, off NM state hwy 4 near the Gillman Tunnels. Preflashed grade 2 paper negative exposed in 8x10 sliding box camera, 4 second exposure. 275mm meniscus lens stopped down to F/92.

~Joe

[Sascha Welter]

here it is...
http://www.forestwaterfalls.com/images/waterfall-23.JPG

The EXIF data says: "Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT"

It's also from a site that offers "outstanding free wallpaper and backgrounds for your pc". I doubt that they will be OK with you posting this as your own, given that they are licensed under a "Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License".

Some people will really go a long way just to get the "pagerank" of their site up. Signing up to a forum and then doing random posts just to get a few links back, yuck.

[gnuyork]

These are more like cascades. Still new to shooting chromes with 4x5. These are both Velvia. The chromes look a lot better on the light table that what I could scan with my flatbed.

[Brad Bireley]

One of my 1st 4x5 photographs I took. It's a stream called Upper Pine Bottom Run in Northcentral Pennsylvania.



Burke & James 4X5 Press / Kodak Ektar 127mm f/4.7 / Agfachrome RSXII 100

[SamReeves]

Here is a shot i did using the beastly cambo legend 8x10. lens used was a grundlach radar ext. wa. f16. got a bit of fog in the lower right corner, bad holder i think. shot 3 sec@f32

Looks great, and I like the perspective angle here!

[Peter De Smidt]

Here's two shots taken on 4x5" film:

[Mark Stahlke]

Here is one from Macey Lakes shot last summer.
Shen Hao PTB 4x5, SSXL 110mm, E100G

[Mark Stahlke]

Is this big enough to be considered a waterfall?
Shan Hao PTB 4x5, 150mm G-Claron, Velvia 50, way too much jpeg compression

[cdholden]

One of my 1st 4x5 photographs I took. It's a stream called Upper Pine Bottom Run in Northcentral Pennsylvania.

Burke & James 4X5 Press / Kodak Ektar 127mm f/4.7 / Agfachrome RSXII 100

Nice work, Brad!
Do you still have that press camera? I've still got the fly rods. That 5wt will be coming out as soon as it warms up a little.
Chris

[cdholden]

Is this big enough to be considered a waterfall?
Shan Hao PTB 4x5, 150mm G-Claron, Velvia 50, way too much jpeg compression

Mark,
I see water falling. I think you're safe. Nice composition too.
Even though I rarely shoot color, this is a good reminder that I enjoy the way Velvia "pops" with greens and blues.
Chris