Wonderful Waterfall

[Edd S]

Since we have been posting/commenting on waterfall pictures quite a bit lately, I thought I might post one I hiked to a month or so back. It is in Southern Illinois. It was overcast and I did use a ND8 filter on my Canon S2IS.

Would love to know what you all think.

Thanks,

- Edd S.


http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f31/Edd_S/burdenfalls.jpg

[SweethomeAlabma]

love this picture!!! very nice

[spur]

Great shot. What settings did you use and what was the light like?

[Edd S]

Spur,

The settings were:

Aperature: f/8
Focal length 6mm
Exposure: 1.6 seconds

[Stefan A]

I think that is really neat looking. A ghostly quality. Personally, I would rather not be able to see through the water. Therefore, I would set a faster shutter speed. Do you have to do it so long because of the strength of the filter?

Stefan

[spur]

Thanks Edd.
I loved Tecumseh and the flowers added to the shot for me. I just like to see some color and they were just enough.

[waussie]

Since we have been posting/commenting on waterfall pictures quite a bit lately, I thought I might post one I hiked to a month or so back. It is in Southern Illinois. It was overcast and I did use a ND8 filter on my Canon S2IS.

Would love to know what you all think.

Thanks,

- Edd S.



That is a very good example of that effect, but I think I would rather see it as it really was, or more like it was. :)

[LewisImaging]

I think that is really neat looking. A ghostly quality. Personally, I would rather not be able to see through the water. Therefore, I would set a faster shutter speed. Do you have to do it so long because of the strength of the filter?

Stefan

i faster shutter speed would have froze the water and you would have been able to see behind it better then with a slower one.

[LewisImaging]

i like the pic, i like this effect with water. do you have any with a slower shutter speed?

[stoneylonesome]

Nicely done, the water looks like silk.