Just a nice peaceful day in the rain...

[lomond]

This is the waterfall at Fairlie Glen.
A very relaxing area when it rains, since few people come here in bad weather.
The difficult part was setting up the tripod in the muddy, slippy conditions.

The 10D is not weather proof so I had to shelter the camera from the rain.
I'm considering the 1D MKII and therefore Scotlands lousy weather won't bother me so much. :)

Nothing special about this pic, I just haven't posted for a while.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/lomond/Fairlie-Glen-Waterfall.jpg

[LadyHawk]

Beautifully done, Cameron. Would you share metadata... particularly shutter speed?

[lomond]

Beautifully done, Cameron. Would you share metadata... particularly shutter speed?

Of course.
10D... 17-40L @ 40....f8....ISO 100...1.5 sec....CPL filter...Tripod.... and.... :o Umbrella.

[Reigh Higgins]

Lovely scene Cameron. Very peaceful. Nice frame.
Regards Reigh

[lomond]

Thanks Reigh, I appreciate it.

Also my apologise to Karen for not including my thanks for her nice comments. :o

[BottomBracket]

Very nice.... Falling water and slow shutter speeds go together very well.

[lomond]

Very nice.... Falling water and slow shutter speeds go together very well.


Indeed, and there was lots of falling water today.
Thanks for your nice comments.

[stoneylonesome]

Just beautiful. I love the way you've captured the falls.

[skade]

Beautiful!

[sparker1]

I think the shot is very special, Cameron. A beautiful waterfall, well captured. Love it when you can get such long shutter speeds, as when it's raining.

[exposingmyself]

Nothing special about this pic
It's very special and very beautiful!!! I like looking at it. :D

[DxHatchback]

i'm impressed, excellent photo

also, thanks for sharing your exif ;)

[Michaelmjc]

Beautiful.

[LadyHawk]

Of course.
10D... 17-40L @ 40....f8....ISO 100...1.5 sec....CPL filter...Tripod.... and.... :o Umbrella.

Thanks, Cameron. I think I'll wait for a tripod before I try waterfalls... :)

[infeeneetee]

beautiful!!..

newbie here.. so what is the function of umbrella?..

[lomond]

beautiful!!..

newbie here.. so what is the function of umbrella?..

Thanks, infeeneetee.

The reason for the umbella......to protect the camera and lens from the rain.

From original post.
The 10D is not weather proof so I had to shelter the camera from the rain.
I'm considering the 1D MKII and therefore Scotlands lousy weather won't bother me so much.

[johngraham2002]

This is the waterfall at Fairlie Glen.


Nothing special about this pic, I just haven't posted for a while.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/lomond/Fairlie-Glen-Waterfall.jpg


wELL cAMERON IT MIGHT NOT BE SPECIAL TO YOURSELF BUT ONCE AGAIN A I THINK ITS ANOTHER GREAT SHOT FROM YOURSELF

WHY HAVENT I BEEN THERE IVE DRIVEN MILES TO GET WATERFALLS AND THERES ONE LIKE THIS LOCALY


RGDS JOHN

[lomond]

Thanks, John.
It's a nice spot, although it can be a bit muddy and treacherous trying to get a good angle
for a shot of this waterfall at the top of the glen.