I'm back ;) With a bad image :(

[Blitz55]

Well, its not that exciting haha.
A lot of our business is actually with Bottled Water companies, but we also test well water for different types of bacterias and metals along with storm water that may flow off large company properties into sewage systems and we also do soil tests and some testing on foods. I don't know about Dams but we will take water samples from streams if they are flowing off of someones property onto someone elses, as well as if we have flooding around here we will sometimes provide some free testing to make sure no ones ground water got contaminated.

Ohhhhhhhhh The castles are awesome, especially Peel castle, now that looks like one Id love to visit. No castles over here...just Gigantic Walmarts.
This is the mountain closest to me. http://www.ics.uci.edu/~eppstein/pix/orcas/fridayharbor/BakerFromLopez-m.jpg

The Faucet water idea is great. Such a simple idea but I didn't even think about it. Ill give it a shot though. Now is a ND filter usually necessary for better waterfall shots?

 

[AdamK]

Well, its not that exciting haha.
A lot of our business is actually with Bottled Water companies, but we also test well water for different types of bacterias and metals along with storm water that may flow off large company properties into sewage systems and we also do soil tests and some testing on foods. I don't know about Dams but we will take water samples from streams if they are flowing off of someones property onto someone elses, as well as if we have flooding around here we will sometimes provide some free testing to make sure no ones ground water got contaminated.

Ohhhhhhhhh The castles are awesome, especially Peel castle, now that looks like one Id love to visit. No castles over here...just Gigantic Walmarts.
This is the mountain closest to me. http://www.ics.uci.edu/~eppstein/pix/orcas/fridayharbor/BakerFromLopez-m.jpg

The Faucet water idea is great. Such a simple idea but I didn't even think about it. Ill give it a shot though. Now is a ND filter usually necessary for better waterfall shots?

Ah! Thats cool! Well you must be doing a good job as no one has suffered from bad escherichia coli or other harmful diseases! :greenpbl:

They are good, and they put acts on showing what life would be like living in the castle, it's really interesting! Haha we have a store called Tesco and it has about 9 ailes thats our lagest store I couldn't even imagine what Wallmart looks like!

ITS MASSIVE! that is such a beautiful place! How lucky you must be! :mrgreen:

If you have too much light i.e you can't get the shutter speed down to the appropraite speed then yes a ND filter will come in very handy! try as well if your not using an ND, using a polariser as it gets rid of the shine in the waterfall and creates a more beautiful image in my mind, test that one out as well when you go to a waterfall!