This is the farthest into the front of these falls that I can get to somewhat safely. Just right of this image beside the rock in the FG it is so deep that I can\'t reach the bottom with my tripod fully extended. With the water rushing so hard it would be suicide to try and figure that out. I originally wanted to cross over the top of the falls to the other side and almost made it but one spot was too deep for my hip-waders. Time to buy some chest-waders. This was taken after sunset. A second exposure of the moon with a zoom lens was used to replace the moon. The great thing about wide angle lenses is the wide view it can capture but it can make moons look unrealistically tiny.
This is the farthest into the front of these falls that I can get to somewhat safely. Just right of this image beside the rock in the FG it is so deep that I can\'t reach the bottom with my tripod fully extended. With the water rushing so hard it would be suicide to try and figure that out. I originally wanted to cross over the top of the falls to the other side and almost made it but one spot was too deep for my hip-waders. Time to buy some chest-waders. This was taken after sunset. A second exposure of the moon with a zoom lens was used to replace the moon. The great thing about wide angle lenses is the wide view it can capture but it can make moons look unrealistically tiny.
Single exposure. ND + GND filters used.
Enjoy!
Click photo to view on black (recommended)!
Thanks for looking!
Aug 09, 2014 at 12:25 AM
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