Let's see some Canon D Waterfall Shots

Noel Carboni · Mar 1, 2003

Okay, so we have these awesome SLRs to play with occasionally (even those of us who work with them can play sometimes, too, no?). They deliver such wonderful color and we can do things like long exposures, control the depth of field, etc.

Let's see some of your refreshing, awesome, wet, wonderful waterfall shots. Here, I'll start:

Canon EOS-D30, ISO 100, 28-135 zoom @ 38mm, 1/3 sec handheld, f/14:

-Noel

Steven Noyes · Mar 1, 2003

Very nice image. Not as many water falls here in AZ the past few years but:

http://www.pbase.com/image/8680994/large.jpg

And from some travels:

http://www.pbase.com/image/3145615/large.jpg
and

http://www.pbase.com/image/4873288/large.jpg

Noel Carboni said:
Okay, so we have these awesome SLRs to play with occasionally (even
those of us who work with them can play sometimes, too, no?). They
deliver such wonderful color and we can do things like long
exposures, control the depth of field, etc.

Let's see some of your refreshing, awesome, wet, wonderful
waterfall shots. Here, I'll start:

Canon EOS-D30, ISO 100, 28-135 zoom @ 38mm, 1/3 sec handheld, f/14:

-Noel

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Jamie W · Mar 1, 2003

In the Smokey Mountains.....

Noel Carboni said:
-Noel

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Jamie W.
Canon 10D (on order)
Canon D60 (not selling. yet.)
Film? What do you mean, film?

Chris Maddock · Mar 1, 2003

Noel Carboni wrote:
Fair dos - here's a few from the Peak District in the UK, also D30;

KRs
Chris
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Still on a D30, but I don't care ;-)
My meagre efforts are at http://www.dslr.co.uk

Inca1 · Mar 1, 2003

Excellent picture, I would have to show it off aslo if I had taken it.

Rob Harris · Mar 2, 2003

Actually kind of a drive by, we couldn't stop at the time.

http://www.photo.net/photodb/image-display?photo_id=1336373&size=md

kanefsky · Mar 2, 2003

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Steve

Dick Ginkowski · Mar 2, 2003

...posted on http://www.pbase.com/dickg/ including this one from Ponytail (Upper Horsetail) Falls in Oregon:

John Harrison82293 · Mar 2, 2003

Or used to till the drought. After all this rain looking for a great spring.
John R.

http://members.aol.com/jrandy2u/reedyfalls01.jpg

waikong · Mar 2, 2003

Noel Carboni said:
Okay, so we have these awesome SLRs to play with occasionally (even
those of us who work with them can play sometimes, too, no?). They
deliver such wonderful color and we can do things like long
exposures, control the depth of field, etc.

Let's see some of your refreshing, awesome, wet, wonderful
waterfall shots. Here, I'll start:

Canon EOS-D30, ISO 100, 28-135 zoom @ 38mm, 1/3 sec handheld, f/14:

-Noel

All Great Shots, guys. I miss doing that on my P&S Digitalcam. Time to get a 10D.

Wai Kong

John Harrison82293 · Mar 2, 2003

John Harrison said:
Or used to till the drought. After all this rain looking for a
great spring.
John R.

C. R. Bell · Mar 2, 2003

Shutter Speed: 1/4 sec Camera: Canon EOS D30

Aperture: f11 Exposure Mode: Av Exposure Compensation: -1/3 Lens: 20.0 to 35.0 mm Focal Length: 35.0 mm Metering Mode: Evaluative
ISO: 400

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Rick
d30

John Harrison82293 · Mar 2, 2003

I always shoot mine at 100 ISO except for one time I forgot to change the setting and left it on 200.
John R.

Arnie Mauer · Mar 2, 2003

... but then, it's right down the road.

http://www.pbase.com/image/6351143

Arnie

Noel Carboni said:
Okay, so we have these awesome SLRs to play with occasionally (even
those of us who work with them can play sometimes, too, no?). They
deliver such wonderful color and we can do things like long
exposures, control the depth of field, etc.

Let's see some of your refreshing, awesome, wet, wonderful
waterfall shots. Here, I'll start:

Canon EOS-D30, ISO 100, 28-135 zoom @ 38mm, 1/3 sec handheld, f

Garry Sansoucie · Mar 2, 2003

Noel Carboni said:
Okay, so we have these awesome SLRs to play with occasionally (even
those of us who work with them can play sometimes, too, no?). They
deliver such wonderful color and we can do things like long
exposures, control the depth of field, etc.

Let's see some of your refreshing, awesome, wet, wonderful
waterfall shots. Here, I'll start:

Canon EOS-D30, ISO 100, 28-135 zoom @ 38mm, 1/3 sec handheld, f/14:

-Noel

--Ok, here is one I shot in centeral VT. last summer
http://www.pbase.com/image/5780127/jpg
Garry

C. R. Bell · Mar 2, 2003

John Harrison said:
I always shoot mine at 100 ISO except for one time I forgot to
change the setting and left it on 200.
John R.

Well I shot it at 400 because the site was very dark at that site and I didn't want the time to get much slower than I shot it because I didn't want to have too great an angel hair effect on the water.
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Rick
d30

Kevin Nisen · Mar 2, 2003

This was shot with a d-60, 28-70 2.8L @28, f22, 1/4 sec., tripod.

It has been one of my better sellers.

http://www.pbase.com/image/10141662

Need some soap?

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Kevin

Film? You mean like on my teeth in the morning?

http://www.pbase.com/propstrike/first_six_months

Noel Carboni · Mar 2, 2003

Inca1 said:
Excellent picture, I would have to show it off aslo if I had taken it.

Thanks, Inca1. Glad you enjoyed it.

-Noel

Noel Carboni · Mar 2, 2003

Steven Noyes said:
Very nice image. Not as many water falls here in AZ the past few
years but:

Thanks Steven. Very beautiful shots yourself!

-Noel

Noel Carboni · Mar 2, 2003

Jamie W said:
In the Smokey Mountains.....

Beautiful. Wish I could wade right up in there and cool off. It's hot in Florida now.

-Noel

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