AlanLichty
Moderator
Good morning - time for another Wednesday waterfall fest.
My set for today is a little different in that it has a historical bent involved. Be kind on your critique for this set - this set of falls is the first time I ever got to visit real waterfalls with a camera in hand so I wasn't really aware of long shutter speeds and the likes yet. The slides I digitized these images from show dates on the mounts for 1967 so technically they are antiques now.
First up is Havasu Falls.
This next one is a shot from the top of Mooney Falls:
My camera at the time was a twin lens reflex Rolleiflex and I discovered that I could not fit all of Mooney Falls in the frame from below. I took two shots of the falls that turned out to be stitchable in Photoshop so this is probably the first panorama I ever took.
Sorry about how tall that image turned out.
Pile on your own falling water.
My set for today is a little different in that it has a historical bent involved. Be kind on your critique for this set - this set of falls is the first time I ever got to visit real waterfalls with a camera in hand so I wasn't really aware of long shutter speeds and the likes yet. The slides I digitized these images from show dates on the mounts for 1967 so technically they are antiques now.
First up is Havasu Falls.
This next one is a shot from the top of Mooney Falls:
My camera at the time was a twin lens reflex Rolleiflex and I discovered that I could not fit all of Mooney Falls in the frame from below. I took two shots of the falls that turned out to be stitchable in Photoshop so this is probably the first panorama I ever took.
Sorry about how tall that image turned out.
Pile on your own falling water.