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Another Waterfall #4145 07/04/06 11:10 AM 07/04/06 11:10 AM
Joined: Feb 2005 Manhattan, New York, New York James Morrissey OP I
James Morrissey OP I Carpal Tunnel Joined: Feb 2005 Manhattan, New York, New York	This was listed as a 30 foot waterfall in Westchester County that I got up at 5 AM on Saturday morning to go photograph. LOL. It turned out to be about 8 feet, but was still nice. James I had to do a bit of PS work to remove some debris. The question is, can you tell where? Manhattan, New York, NY Pet Photographer

Re: Another Waterfall [Re: James Morrissey] #4146 07/04/06 12:28 PM 07/04/06 12:28 PM
Joined: Apr 2006 Illinois Peggy Sue Pooh-Bah
Peggy Sue Pooh-Bah Joined: Apr 2006 Illinois	James, I would love to have this hanging in my home. It is very pleasing on the eye and soul. Thanks for sharing this one! Peggy Sue

Re: Another Waterfall [Re: Peggy Sue] #4147 07/04/06 11:07 PM 07/04/06 11:07 PM
Joined: Mar 2006 J JeffDinPA Old hand
JeffDinPA Old hand J Joined: Mar 2006	8 foot 30 feet, it still makes for a good photo. Looks like you had some difficult lighting to contend with and still made the shot work. Very nice capture of what looks like a very nice place. I can not see the PSed areas, well done although the 4:3rds thing is soso:) Thanks, Jeff

Re: Another Waterfall [Re: JeffDinPA] #4148 07/06/06 12:21 AM 07/06/06 12:21 AM
Joined: Feb 2005 Manhattan, New York, New York James Morrissey OP I
James Morrissey OP I Carpal Tunnel Joined: Feb 2005 Manhattan, New York, New York	Hey Jeff, I know we have had this conversation in the past, but I prefer producing my images the same way that they would be printed. Until Epson comes out with 8x12 paper, they stay 8x10. Having said that, thanks for the comments on the capture. The light was actually pretty good as it was early in the morning. It was starting to get a bit brighter though...and in another 30 or 45 minutes, the light would have been shot. I am going to pick up some ND filters when I get a chance and start experimenting with them. James Manhattan, New York, NY Pet Photographer

Re: Another Waterfall [Re: James Morrissey] #4149 07/06/06 08:42 AM 07/06/06 08:42 AM
Joined: Sep 2005 Tennessee, USA RichardR Journeyman
RichardR Journeyman Joined: Sep 2005 Tennessee, USA	Splendid composition and exposure, James! I like the diagonal of the rocks and water. I suppose it might be 30 feet if you used a flexible tape and followed the rocks's surface! Beautiful presentation! Best regards, Dick:) Every day is a good day.

Re: Another Waterfall [Re: James Morrissey] #4150 07/06/06 04:27 PM 07/06/06 04:27 PM
Joined: Mar 2006 J JeffDinPA Old hand
JeffDinPA Old hand J Joined: Mar 2006	Quote: I know we have had this conversation in the past, but I prefer producing my images the same way that they would be printed. Until Epson comes out with 8x12 paper, they stay 8x10. You are right, there is nothing worse they setting up a great shot only to get it back from printing with important stuff cropped off. As for filters, you may want to look into a Cokin P setup. You'd get the ND, and the possibility of Grad ND. I started with Circular ND4 on my pol, but then I wanted a Grad and well replaced a lot. Just something to keep in mind Thanks, Jeff

Re: Another Waterfall [Re: JeffDinPA] #4151 07/06/06 11:31 PM 07/06/06 11:31 PM
Joined: Feb 2005 Manhattan, New York, New York James Morrissey OP I
James Morrissey OP I Carpal Tunnel Joined: Feb 2005 Manhattan, New York, New York	I am going to probably pick up the Singh Ray ones. I know a few people who have them and they all report that they are excellent. I think a 2 stop filter would have improved this shot a bit as you can already see the brightening of the highlights (even though it was still not 8 AM when I took this photo, I think) in the shot. James Manhattan, New York, NY Pet Photographer

Re: Another Waterfall [Re: James Morrissey] #4152 07/07/06 06:06 AM 07/07/06 06:06 AM
Joined: Dec 2005 Victoria, Australia chezzyr Journeyman
chezzyr Journeyman Joined: Dec 2005 Victoria, Australia	Lovely shot. Can I ask you what shutter speed you were using on the water? I was doing some hand-held water shots today and didnt have too much success (not to mention wrong lens and no sturdy support for lens) My online photo galleries: http://www.pbase.com/chezzyr

Re: Another Waterfall [Re: chezzyr] #4153 07/08/06 10:40 AM 07/08/06 10:40 AM
Joined: Feb 2005 Manhattan, New York, New York James Morrissey OP I
James Morrissey OP I Carpal Tunnel Joined: Feb 2005 Manhattan, New York, New York	Hi Cheryl, I am not sure what shutter speed I was using - my guess is that it was over 1 second though. Shots like these cannot really be done hand-held. I was using a tripod for the shot. As I did not have a remote shutter actuator with me, I used the 10 second self-timer to shoot the shot. Cheers James Manhattan, New York, NY Pet Photographer

Re: Another Waterfall [Re: James Morrissey] #4154 07/08/06 08:48 PM 07/08/06 08:48 PM
Joined: Mar 2006 J JeffDinPA Old hand
JeffDinPA Old hand J Joined: Mar 2006	Quote: I am going to probably pick up the Singh Ray ones. I know a few people who have them and they all report that they are excellent. No doubt. But are you talking about ones that fit the Cokin P system or circular/round threaded ones? Quote: I think a 2 stop filter would have improved this shot a bit as you can already see the brightening of the highlights (even though it was still not 8 AM when I took this photo, I think) in the shot. Did you use a polarizer? That, in and of itself, would get you nearly 2 stops. That said I usually use a ND4 (2 stops) filter in addition to my pol. I have an ND8(3 stops) and that is tough to see what�s going on when combined with the Pol. Also watch to vignetting. With stacked round filter, the cokin P system, or a combo you can have vignette issues with the wide angles. Thanks, Jeff

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