Bull Creek Watefall - Austin, TX

28-135 kit lens -- 30sec f22 ISO100 28mm (variable ND filter used at 2:32pm)

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the wires in the trees are a shame; but overall, these are great!

Snydremark wrote in post #16502252
the wires in the trees are a shame; but overall, these are great!

exactly...i couldve spent time cloning them out...but aint nobody got time for that

here are the same photos with a quick power line removal

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There ya go! Much better

Snydremark wrote in post #16502363
There ya go! Much better

thanks

i need to go ahead & get some 77mm NDs & a PL...the 16-35 & 70-200 would benefit greatly with them

A little crop just underneath that house on the hill would look good as well.

Frank_Hollahan wrote in post #16503567
A little crop just underneath that house on the hill would look good as well.

really?

i feel the house gives the photo a sense of depth, having foreground & background...you can see just how low elevation the waterfall is compared to the house on the hill

Think a weekend road trip to Austin in the spring is in order. Love shooting waterfalls, need more experience, and Dallas doesn't have any to speak of!

cuda2k wrote in post #16507021
Think a weekend road trip to Austin in the spring is in order. Love shooting waterfalls, need more experience, and Dallas doesn't have any to speak of!

austin normally doesnt have many, if any at all, either...but with the recent heavy rains, water levels have risen & the creeks & small rivers are really flowing

luckily the rain came after the cool down, so maybe itll stick around for awhile before the 100+ temps return