The "Official" Waterfalls Thread

Horizon is a bit crooked on that one.

FarmerTed1971 wrote in post #18489390
Horizon is a bit crooked on that one.

Which post are you referring to? If its mine, take another look. The bridges are at different angles from one another which is throwing off the visual, but its level as can be. Tripod, built in 5D4, and hot shoe level were all level.

Very good use of shutter speed and exposure control to photograph this scene here.

FarmerTed1971 wrote in post #18489390
Horizon is a bit crooked on that one.

yeamans17 wrote in post #18489446
Which post are you referring to? If its mine, take another look. The bridges are at different angles from one another which is throwing off the visual, but its level as can be. Tripod, built in 5D4, and hot shoe level were all level.

There is something screwy with this one.....I've never seen a curved waterfall....at least not one curved in the horizontal plane. I think it's lens distortion as the house in the background is leaning to the right too. The water over the falls is falling at opposite angles on each end as well.

I don't know what to tell you, but the horizon is straight. Lens distortion probably has something to do with the house in the top corner, this was shot at 17mm, but that street is also on an angle running away from the falls. A different angle showing the curve of the falls and a little higher perspective showing the difference in the bridge angles in the back.

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Panther Creek Falls, GA

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good composition

I've been up the Gorge again once since the fire but the old highway was still closed. They are slowly opening it.
Multnomah Falls opened last week but you still cannot walk to the end of the trail.

Nice composition and colr

theghost wrote in post #18509394

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/ZKEX​j2 Gibsons Cave by Paul Rogers, on Flickr

Nicely done, great mood.