Lets see some waterfall pictures..List their location

[shep]

I'll go first

Grotto Falls, Gatlinburg, Tennessee(Off Roaring Fork Motor Trail-Smoky Mountains)

Mingo Falls,Cherokee, North Carolina(Just outside Smokey Mountains)

Abrams Falls, Smoky Mountains, Tennessee(In Cades Cove loop)

Ramsey Cascades, Cosby, Tennessee(I think)..Smoky Mountains..awesome..

Hocking Hills S.P. Logan, Ohio(Old Mans Cave)..Very nice State Park

Different angle

4 cameras taking pictures..lol...


These are all pre-S3..Can't wait to take them all over again with new camera..

Who else has waterfall pics?

 

[DVC Jen]

These are from Animal Kingdom

The Polynesian Resort

Wilderness Lodge

 

[handicap18]

These are the only ones I have.

From Animal Kingdom:

and one small one from a private residence in Michigan:

 

[kimluvswdw]

This is a nice picture from Animal Kingdom. It is at the Rainforest Cafe.

 

[Tuffcookie]

Here are some shots of Niagara Falls the 1st week in Aug. (This was with the S2)

TC

 

[NostalgicDad]

Tarzan's Treehouse area.....

San Diego Zoo.....

Vernal Falls at Yosemite.....

 

[Ahnberg4]

These were shot at Falls Park in Sioux Falls, SD in July. They were really low due to the drought!

 

[Metallicat]

Noccalula Falls in my hometown of Gadsden Alabama.

Legend says an Indian princess jumped to her death from the ledge of the falls on her wedding day because her father arranged a marriage to a man that she did not love. her heart belonged to someone else.

 

[Gdad]

One from AK

A Couple from Gatlinburg (Sort of- falling water anyway )

 

[bostran1]

This one is from the Animal Kingdom, I believe while on the Pangani Forest Trail:

 

[Ducky4Disney]

Bushkill Falls, PA

From the top of the falls

And from the Tiki Room

These were all taken with my G2 (back when it worked great). I'll have to go back and try again with my D200.

D4D

 

[My2Girls66]

My 1st time posting photos here. Here goes.
Joffrey Lakes- British Columbia- taken 2 weeks ago with a D50- the water really is that blue in the lake-you can see the glacier up above.

 

[iluvdisnee]

Norway in Epcot

I was VERY new to real photography when I took the following:

Cataract Falls - Smoky Mt's TN

Mingo Falls - Near Cherokee NC in the Smoky Mt's - They were experiencing a draught--would love to see it when its flowing nicely!

Epcot Fountain:

 

[jann1033]

nice job everyone....i love waterfalls but are never happy with my results

dvc jen, i can't get your exif to open, could you post the first 3...i can never get a nice blur like that
not much of a waterfall, more like a waterdrop but my contribution

forgot the loca.... coffee creek, Parkman-mespo rd,Mesopotamia Ohio...that well known vacation spot

 

[boBQuincy]

Mingo Falls, NC

Yosemite Falls, CA

Canada pavilion, Epcot

 

[DVC Jen]

nice job everyone....i love waterfalls but are never happy with my results

dvc jen, i can't get your exif to open, could you post the first 3...i can never get a nice blur like that

Sure.

They were all taken with my Canon 30D - I am pretty sure it was the 28-135IS lens (handheld - although I kinda propped MYSELF against something ).

#1 - shutter speed 0.3, aperture f/10, ISO 200

#2 - shutter speed 0.3, aperture f/9, ISO 200

#3 - shutter speed 0.3, aperture f/22 ISO 100 (sun finally came out)

white balance was on auto I think - and I was shooting - I wanna say shutter priority but without pulling up each individual file I am not 100% on that.

 

[jann1033]

thanks jen

and bob..woohoo the yosemite falls one is beautiful

 

[hjd0411]

These are the closest I get to waterfalls!! I'm afraid we don't have the water or the mountains for waterfalls!! Never mind - these are from our botanical gardens taken in July on a camera learning expedition. They are located in a greenhouse of tropical plants, and it is basically a small pond with rocks!!
I love all the other photos - waterfalls are very photogenic! Thanks everyone for sharing your photos.

 

[DisneySuiteFreak]

They are just beautiful! Thanks for sharing!!! Also, when you shoot the waterfalls with slower shutter speed of 3 seconds, do you use a tripod or are you just doing the holding your breath trick?