Elegance

Thanks so much Kevin. I’m sure you would do great.

I’ll make you a deal. You tell me, openly and honestly what I am doing wrong to not get any real sales here and I’ll tell you everything I know about my waterfall photography. Is it not enough marketing or is it that my images are not of a good enough quality? Or is it something else?

Yesss! The veil of the waterfall looks almost … ghostly! OOOOOoooooo! Thanks for the compliment and following my work. I’d compliment your work to return the favor, but you have to put something up first. LOL

That’s actually what people have been known to call me; “Awesome Adam.” I tell them “Stop it. Adam is just fine.” LOL Thanks Kim.

GO BABY GO!

Thank you for the great info. I told myself I would try to do two art fairs this year, but ended up doing zero. Had to go through 20 years of stuff and sort, keep, and throw stuff out and hold a garage sale. That took so much time that I realized I had to get organized first. Definitely will try to do at least one art fair next year.
I will bubblemail you with the details of my waterfall technique.
Fairly simple really.
Quick outline version that absolutely must be followed for it to work:
1) tripod
2) set ISO to lowest setting on your camera ISO 100 or ISO 50
3) screw on a circular polarizing filter to maximum anti-glare position
4) shoot in shade – never, ever shoot with direct sunlight on the waterfall. Only exception; mottled light, spotlit areas of light with mosty shade
5) bracket your exposures – I start with the dead on exposure and underexpose in 1/3 increments from there.

Get out there. You will love it. Funny, most places I shoot I hardly see any photographers at all or one here and there. Matthiessen always seems to have photographers out there every time I go; many times in groups. Supposed to have another full week of great weather, so you might be able to still get out some great shots.

You got it.

Thanks John. Appreciate that fact that you think this is one of my best waterfall shots. Quite a compliment. As far as the notes, Probably not anything there that you are not doing already. One thing I don’t do, is shoot waterfalls and adjust them in HDR. I keep it simple by either adjusting as is in photoshop or creating a layer to control lighting. thanks again

The coolest, more special waterfall shots have a glimmer of light here and there or spotlights mottled and mixed in the image. I agree. It is difficult to get a good image if the sun hits it too hard. I try not to get too excited and just start shooting when there is a lot of sun on the waterfall. But if the waterfall is underneath some trees and the light is filtered, it usually comes out pretty cool. Lake Katherine is like that in the early morning. That waterfall is so cool with the trees filtering the sun. Great place to go in the morning.

Thanks for the “Oo” Meeli. Much appreciated.

I like the title too. Thanks for the great comment.

Thank you so much. I like brilliant LOL,

Thanks Charma. Glad you liked it.