A photograph of a fabulous waterfall in Scotland...I've been to the area many times but didn't know it existed. It doesn't look like much from a distance but closer up it is multi-faceted with lots of different flows and many compositions...
The shot shown consists of three rows of five shots (total of 15 shots and makes for a 550Mbps file for printing large - kind of a personal shot for me as I love waterfalls). All frames taken at 70mm, f29 (to get a nice flow at 1/3 second and also to deal with the tilt of the falls), ISO50, 5D2.
Hi thanks for the feedback. It doesn't look too good in colour as there is a kind of green slime behind the falls (its a tacticle reason its in B&W but to be honest looks better this way IMO). The scale isn't shown but it is a reasonably big fall. I think depending on the water levels and flow you'll be able to get a different shot everytime. I'll see if I can find a shot with some colour in for you.
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9 repliesThe shot shown consists of three rows of five shots (total of 15 shots and makes for a 550Mbps file for printing large - kind of a personal shot for me as I love waterfalls). All frames taken at 70mm, f29 (to get a nice flow at 1/3 second and also to deal with the tilt of the falls), ISO50, 5D2.
C&C most welcome.
Ian
No colour one ??
Cheers
JohnR
Scott
Dale
Beautifully shot and the B/W works perfecly for this image.
I glad you said lots of compositions I cant stop looking at the different ones I would love to have a go at.
Ian