Some waterfalls (Added 2 pictures)

[ronwoodcraft]

Took these awhile back. Just reworked these using a different post processing technique.

 

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[StormGazr]

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Gorgeous!!!!!!

 

[Sky_Warrior]

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Very Nice Pictures!!!

Semper Fi

 

[DebbzInNC]

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Beautiful. Stunning. Great job! Thank u for sharing these beautiful moments.

 

[Mental Granny]

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BEAUTIFUL!

 

[Tubecity]

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Great pictures, but number 3 is my favorite, I would love to see it in person. Oregon is number 1 on my
wish list to visit. Your great photos just make me wish more.

 

[ronwoodcraft]

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Fabulous photos - you captured the water perfectly. Was that at 1/60th with a SLR?

Hi TT,

I used my old Canon Digital Rebel with the 18-55 kit lens that came with the camera.

These were between 2 and 8 second shutter speeds.

Thanks for your kind words,

Ron

 

[ronwoodcraft]

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Thanks ALL for your comments

 

[Ray S S]

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Hi, great pics of the falls. Those rustic and woodsie types are always so interresting to look at. Thanks for sharing. Ray.

 

[bedpanmoneyman]

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Nice pics.....thanks for sharing the scenes from Oregon.

 

[hdcb]

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Fabulous photos - you captured the water perfectly. Was that at 1/60th with a SLR?

Hi TT,

I used my old Canon Digital Rebel with the 18-55 kit lens that came with the camera.

These were between 2 and 8 second shutter speeds.

Thanks for your kind words,

Ron

Sorry, I know I'm commenting a bit late, but how do you keep your shots from being overexposed at such slow shutter speeds? Whenever I shoot at over 1 sec. my shots are pretty overexposed ... I shoot with a Canon Powershot ('something-rather' series), a biggish point+shoot, so I can't really do anything special with it.

 

[TeddyB1967]

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Absolutely Beautiful pictures

 

[ronwoodcraft]

Re: Some waterfalls

Fabulous photos - you captured the water perfectly. Was that at 1/60th with a SLR?

Hi TT,

I used my old Canon Digital Rebel with the 18-55 kit lens that came with the camera.

These were between 2 and 8 second shutter speeds.

Thanks for your kind words,

Ron

Sorry, I know I'm commenting a bit late, but how do you keep your shots from being overexposed at such slow shutter speeds? Whenever I shoot at over 1 sec. my shots are pretty overexposed ... I shoot with a Canon Powershot ('something-rather' series), a biggish point+shoot, so I can't really do anything special with it.

I don't know anything about your camera, but I have found that lighting has a lot to do with it. I try to get to these places as early in the morning as possible, or just before dark, or complete shade or overcast day. Basically exposure for the low light requires a slow shutter speed.
A tripod is a necessity, I use the manual mode, ISO 100 aperture at f/16. Also use the camera's timer for shutter release.

Hope this helps a little,

Thanks ALL,

Ron

 

[hdcb]

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Ah, that really helps. I've actually got a few ideas that I haven't been able to get because of this problem. But hopefully I can try again at these Thanks a lot!

 

[Prober]

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Super pictures! Thanks for reminding me, I haven't used my AE-1 in quite a while, I'd better check the battery so it doesn't leak! You must wait for a fairly calm day too as the wind would cause the leaves to move.

 

[BradfromPotter]

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Wonderful photographs!!!! I hope you have one hanging on the wall!!!

 

[wesfrye53]

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Those are "frameable"! Great shots!

 

[ronwoodcraft]

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Super pictures! Thanks for reminding me, I haven't used my AE-1 in quite a while, I'd better check the battery so it doesn't leak! You must wait for a fairly calm day too as the wind would cause the leaves to move.

Your right Prober, forgot to mention that any little breeze will also make blurred vegetation.

Here's a couple more.

Thanks ALL

 

[Montana Jim]

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Holy crap - fantastic!

 

[hdcb]

Oh wow, those 2 are great awesome!!

By the way I took your advice and went to the river before sunset and snapped like 50 photos and luckily 1 turned out!
And evidently the forests here in BC are a lot darker and gloomier than where you are