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  wildbill

• Mar 26, 2008

Nice work!

 

• seaninsurrey

• Mar 26, 2008

Yum!

 

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  Eric Rose

• Mar 26, 2008

Nice stuff Walter.

 

• MP_Wayne

• Mar 26, 2008

Very nice treatment. You must have been well out there almost in the water. Well done.

 

• walter23

• Mar 26, 2008

Yeah Wayne, it was kind of a precarious spot. Flatter than the stuff in the image, but covered with slippery algae and a few feet from the drop into glacial water and almost certain hypothermic death Oh the bravery.

Unfortunately I didn't get the colour shot I was after, the clouds moved in and there wasn't much sunset activity.

 

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  Mark Burley

• Mar 26, 2008

Great image - lovely all round.

Mark

 

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  PhotoBob

• Mar 27, 2008

Lovely image Walter. Lens appears to work quite well.

 

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  bliorg

• Mar 27, 2008

Ooh - very nice.

 

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  katphood

• Jan 25, 2009

Gorgeous. Looks tasty, clean, fresh, yet hypothermically deadly at the same time.

I've decided I need to bracket by exposure time my waterfall shots. Sometimes 1/15 is perfect, sometimes 1/8, and sometimes 1/4, etc. I wonder if you do the same? I usually find that faster than 1/15 is too fast, but slower than 1/2 and you lose, for lack of a better term, the structure of the water.