Post your waterfall/brook/stream pics!

[doziergraphic]

curious what some of you are doing to get the long exposures in daylight? ND filters?

 

[tirediron]

#3 is a really cool pic tirediron. I dig it. :thumbup:

Thanks!

 

[tirediron]

curious what some of you are doing to get the long exposures in daylight? ND filters?

In my case yes, in combination with a CPOL, anywhere between 4 and 10 stops of ND.

 

[UUilliam]

curious what some of you are doing to get the long exposures in daylight? ND filters?

Personally I just set aperture to the smallest possible
I also have a 0.9 ND filter (3 stops.) but did not need to use it

ISO was 100
Aperture was about f/22
shutter I got about 0.5 - 2 seconds

I tried with the nd filter n got 10 seconds.

Also, the sky was white so I decided if I overexposed (slightly) it wouldn't matter as I could always just bring back detail using my raw file.

 

[dcmoody23]

This one was taken without any filters Middle of a dull, gray, garbage day. When I get my ND & polarized filters in I'm gonna go back there on a nice, sunny day - it's only about an hour from my house.

 

[benlonghair]

Long Exposure Stream by ben_long_hair, on Flickr

240mm | f/22 | 15sec | ISO 100 (With CPL)

 

[matt62485]

 

[flameshots]

Here's some I took yesterday. Enjoy. [edit-I noticed the ones originally posted weren't PP'd. These are much better]

 

[Darkhunter139]

Here are a few of mine I took in Minnesota a few months ago.

 

[okiemom23]

Gorgeous pictures LittleMike!

 

[hopdaddy]

I haven't posted here in a long time,but do read most all the time .
here are some of mine

 

[waynegz1]

I haven't posted here in a long time,but do read most all the time .
here are some of mine

Love this:thumbup:

 

[Capeesh]

The River Clyde in Scotland.

 

[HikinMike]

"Fern Springs", Yosemite
Canon 300D, 17-55, ISO 200, f/22, 6 sec

"Seasonal Falls", Yosemite
Canon 300D, 17-55, ISO 100, f/22, 1/6 sec

"Tioga Cascades", Yosemite
Canon 300D, 17-55, ISO 400, f/22, 1/20 & 1/500 blended in CS2

 

[doziergraphic]

HikinMike - your site is awesome! Great shots!