Tried to channel my inner Rotanimod with limited results - Waterfall in Maine

[Trblmkr]

I like #4 and #5. And yes, I think if you had a nice 9Stop filter these could have really turned out amazing. Can't wait to see what you come up with when you go back.

 

[ceeboy14]

Need filters to make these kind of daytime shots.

 

[runnah]

Monday Bump

 

[Pallycow]

What size filters you need, might have some lying around.

water is also brown/reddish color due to lots of iron in them thar hills.


Cool stuff man, I will have to locate and find your secret spot. ;-)

 

[Robin_Usagani]

runnah.. you either need to shoot it when it is kinda dark, or... you need to use a pretty dark ND filter.

 

[runnah]

What size filters you need, might have some lying around.

water is also brown/reddish color due to lots of iron in them thar hills.


Cool stuff man, I will have to locate and find your secret spot. ;-)

Ooo free stuff. 77mm for my wide and 52mm for my 35 would do just nicely.

Yeah it's only secret if you don't have a maine gazetteer. We'll have to take a trip out, because there is another falls a bit north. There were a few more in the eastern part of the state but Quimby bought up the land so there is limited access.

 

[runnah]

runnah.. you either need to shoot it when it is kinda dark, or... you need to use a pretty dark ND filter.

Yeah, I realized that when ISO 100, and f22 was still too light.

 

[Majeed Badizadegan]

Cool shots!! lol @ thread title. I missed this thread, I've been busy.

#1 I like the even exposure and light throughout.

 

[BrandonLaw]

#6 is definitely my favorite I think the broken tree gives it character

 

[B3nn1]

last 2 are nice. I like low moving water over rocks. Heading out later for a couple shots kind of like this.