Ok, I promise no more waterfall pictures for awhile, at least a day or two! I've got hikes, flowers, perhaps even a bird or two, and a paddle to share. Although I do still have a lot of smaller waterfall pictures you haven't seen....
Wednesday, April 20, 2016
Keefer Falls (Again)
You were probably expecting this, and you know by now that I like different styles of waterfall pictures. So here's another set of photos of Keefer Falls, all taken on a tripod, at a speed of 1/8 sec. down to 1/2 sec., using a neutral density filter to reduce the light on this bright day.
I just noticed tonight on the computer, the ice curtain hanging down under the overhanging rock on the right. I obviously wasn't very observant while out there!
I thought this stream was very photogenic, but I'm finding it's a lot trickier to capture good shots of a stream than of a waterfalls itself.
As usual, playing around both with pictures and editing to see what happens - the first a 1/4 sec. exposure, and the second 1/8 sec.
There was another old foundation 100 yards away in the overgrown field - a house perhaps, to go with the mill?
Ok, I promise no more waterfall pictures for awhile, at least a day or two! I've got hikes, flowers, perhaps even a bird or two, and a paddle to share. Although I do still have a lot of smaller waterfall pictures you haven't seen....
Ok, I promise no more waterfall pictures for awhile, at least a day or two! I've got hikes, flowers, perhaps even a bird or two, and a paddle to share. Although I do still have a lot of smaller waterfall pictures you haven't seen....
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There is a soft texture to the water photos. Love it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful waterfalls and nice editing! We have lots of spring snow melt here right now.
ReplyDeleteAnother nice waterfall!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful photos! Love the soft look on the waterfalls.
ReplyDeleteYou've done a good job with the photos, I must play around with the settings oh my camera.
ReplyDeleteI smiled when I got to the end, because I was just thinking I'd seen enough waterfalls for awhile. It's just always nice to see your "face" here in the blogosphere. :-)
ReplyDeleteI would never tire of this beauty.
ReplyDeleteIt's not surprising to see the ice- spots that don't get a lot of direct sunlight tend to hold onto their snow and ice for a good while.
ReplyDeleteYou can run waterfalls on your blog as often as you like. as I love them. But put in a video so I can hear the water. ;-)
ReplyDeleteNever enough waterfalls and, although I favor the slow shutter speed photos, it's nice to see your different renditions of them. Please keep up the good work.
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