Waterfalls in Mt Rainier National Park
Jun 24, 2021 21:01:49 #
Jun 24, 2021 21:37:02 #
John from gpwmi wrote:
Spectacular images, Dave. I like your treatment of the water, not overdoing long exposure. Trying to decide between #1 or #2, and think I prefer #2. The image seems more powerful.
#2 is heading to the printer!
Jun 24, 2021 23:08:50 #
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Jun 27, 2021 15:57:39 #
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Jun 27, 2021 19:17:01 #
Littlebiddle
Very, very nice images. Did you use the same shutter speed for all of the waterfalls? Some appear to be brighter than others but I think that may be due to the rate of flow as measured in cubic feet per second, or gallons per second. Again, very nice images.
Arca
Very, very nice images. Did you use the same shutter speed for all of the waterfalls? Some appear to be brighter than others but I think that may be due to the rate of flow as measured in cubic feet per second, or gallons per second. Again, very nice images.
Arca
Jun 27, 2021 19:44:18 #
Arca wrote:
Littlebiddle
Very, very nice images. Did you use the same shutter speed for all of the waterfalls? Some appear to be brighter than others but I think that may be due to the rate of flow as measured in cubic feet per second, or gallons per second. Again, very nice images.
Arca
Very, very nice images. Did you use the same shutter speed for all of the waterfalls? Some appear to be brighter than others but I think that may be due to the rate of flow as measured in cubic feet per second, or gallons per second. Again, very nice images.
Arca
Not the same shutter speed! The sun kept peaking out of the clouds and I hate it when that happens! I usually don't shoot waterfalls on sunny days but whem there is a break in the clouds there is not much I can do about it!
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