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Waterfall Photography

A group for those who would like to learn, and share different techniques, for photographing waterfalls and water movement shots.

Featured Work

Autumn Splendor by Teresa Burnett

Taken at the Japanese Garden in Portland, Oregon. It was a very cool, foggy morning, but the fog lifted just long enough to get this shot, then it settled back down and the vibrant colors were muted again. Canon Rebel XTi Canon 18-55mm lens / FEATURED:WATERFALL PHOTOGRAPHY 11-4-09 / / FEATURED:ALL WATER IN MOTION 11-6-09 / /
West Burton Force by Christopher Barran

Portrait mode view of West Burton Falls in Autumn.
The Natural Bridge - HDR by Shelley Warbrooke

Taken at Springbrook National Park at The Natural Bridge on the 5th of October, 2009. The following evening we came back to view the glow worms on the cave walls, it was definitely an amazing experience (minus the stupid people shining their torches straight onto the glow worms, smoking near them and using camera flash!). ISO: 100 / Aperture: f/32 3 shots – 30s, 8s and 2s exposures / HDR using Photomatix and edits in CS4. Copyright © Shelley Warbrooke. All rights reserved. My images are not public property and are not to be copied, distributed, altered or displayed without strict written permission from the artist.
Fallen by Simone Byrne

© Simone Byrne Photography, 2009. All Rights Reserved. 10th August 2009 Marriners Falls, Great Otway National Park. —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—- / Image Details: Canon 50D, 17-85mm lens @ 17mm / 2 sec, f11, iso 100 / ND & GND filters / BW conversion in PS / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—- 100% of the profit from the sale of my images on Red Bubble will go to supporting research done by the Black Dog Institute into Bipolar Disorder and Depression. Thank you very much. All comments are greatly appreciated, cheers Simone :)
Mossy falls by Donald Coolidge

This was a beautiful waterfall, it was on a hiking path i went on. featured in Waterfall Photography Taken with: Nikon D90
Cagles Mill Falls by Jeff VanDyke

Cagles Mill Dam was built on Mill Creek near Cataract, Indiana by the Army Corps of Engineers in 1953. This small waterfall is located in a small recreation area just below the dam. Canon EOS 350D / 10/24/2009 FEATURED IN: / Waterfall Photography
Watkins Glen by Jeffrey Palm

Watkins Glen State Park, Watkins Glen NY located in the Finger Lakes region is home to many stunning waterfalls. These step waterfalls are just a small example of what it has to offer. Nikon D90/ Nikon 18-105mm VR Slightly desaturated in PSE8 / /
Bridal Veil Falls. by Michael Treloar

Bridal Veil Falls, Raglan, North Island, New Zealand. / A short 10 min walk leads you to this view. / Falls are 55m(180ft) in height. / Nikon D200
Crabtree Falls II by David Allen

Crabtree Falls is located along the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina and is managed by the National Park Service. Olympus E620 Featured in “Waterfall Photography” Featured in “Appalachian Artists”
simple stream by Christopher Ewing

Getting a chance to shoot with Marianne Venegoni, Tony Pierce, and a couple of other friends (they aren’t on RB) at Elkmont. / If you go down the dirt road past the summer homes there, you can find this little jewel right along side the road. Usually after it’s rained alittle you can find this running quite nicely. / Always fun to play around with slow shutterspeed on water if lighting is just right. Best if viewed larger. / Shot this in SS mode / SS set at 1/4th of a sec / ISO at 100 / Fstop at F8 / Exposure comp at -0.3 / Focal length at 85mm Shot this with a prime 85mm lens, usually used for portraits. Marianne shouldn’t ever tell me I can’t do something with a lens :)
Kentucky Falls #3 by Allan Erickson

Another perspective of this very fine, Oregon waterfall. Siuslaw National Forest. Pentax *istDs

Recent Work

A Lumsdale waterfall. by naranzaria

Taken in Lumsdale Derbyshire U.K. with a Pentax *ist DL.
Sheoak Falls by John Kowalski

Sheoak Falls / The car park is located off the Great Ocean Road approximately 3 km’s south of Lorne Victoria, Australia. / From there …..... / Great Otway National Park / Length: 7 kilometres / Walk: 3 hours return / Track: Moderate / Grade: Moderate / Start: Sheoak picnic area / Finish: Sheoak picnic area The track to Sheoak Falls is one of many scenic trails winding their way through the Great Otway National Park. Follow Sheoak Creek downstream to the aptly named Swallow Cave, home to countless swallows in spring, before continuing on to Sheoak Falls. The return loop along the Sheoak track branches off to Castle Rock, where a cliff-top lookout offers sweeping ocean views. / Note: Sheoak Falls Walk has a low river crossing due to the replacement of a bridge with stepping stones and should not be attempted when river levels are high. / from / VisitVictoria.com Nikon D300 / Lens Nikon 12-24 / A – F/22 / S – 1.3’s / F/L -24mm / ISO – 200
Maui Peaceful Waterfall by George Lenz

Shot this while we were waiting for our suite on the Kannapali Beach Club resort grounds. / / Hope you like! Add me to your watch list now / My Bubblesite / Copyright © by Lenz Photo Shop, All Rights Reserved. You may not use, replicate, manipulate, redistribute, or modify this image without written permission.
New York's Adirondack region VIII by PJS15204

This would be the falls behind the kissing bridge in Ticonderoga NY in the cities Park / Taken with the Nikon d-90 and the 18-105mm lens on safari with Lina and Big D
Sgwd Einon Gam by Anthony Thomas

In the Brecon Beacons. /
Woolshed Falls Sectional by mspfoto

During a recent working visit to Albury John Vandevan and I took a little photo safari to Woolshed Falls near Beechworth. / John hard at Work Whilst John was shooting the power shots I fiddled with the 50mm to produce this. Nikon D300 / Nikkor 50mm F/1.8 D
Tripple decker by Evelina Kremsdorf

Treman Falls / Robert H. Treman State Park / Ithaca, NY / / / / Canon EOS Rebel T1i / Canon EF-S 18-55 IS / 4 shot HDR / Shot on September 12, 2009 / / / /
Woolshed Falls Vista by mspfoto

During a recent working visit to Albury John Vandevan and I took a little photo safari to Woolshed Falls near Beechworth. / John hard at Work Whilst John was shooting the power shots I couldn’t let him have all the fun. John will tell you different but he hogged all the good shooting spots, this was the best I could do from my vantage point…...HA HA….LOL Nikon D300 / Nikkor 50mm F/1.8 D
Falls Creek Falls II by Lisa G. Putman

“Falls Creek Falls”, Lake Catherine, Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas, USA ~ best enlarged for detail. This is the view from above the falls before hiking down to the bottom. Early fall shot, taken 10-23-09. Canon EOS 30D SLR; 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 / 1/5 a sec.; f/22, 100 ISO, tripod Falls Branch Trail (National Recreation Trail) Length: 2 miles / Time: 1 1/2 – 2 hours / Difficulty: Moderate Description: The trail begins near the campground and winds through the pine/hardwood forest of the park, crossing Little Canyon Creek several times. It eventually leads to a scenic waterfall on Falls Creek and works its way back to the trailhead. Location: Exit # 97 off I-30 at Malvern, then 12 miles north on Hwy. 171
Ribbons of White by anchorman

Bridal Veil Falls in Provo Canyon, Utah / Takne with a Nikon D90, 1 sec exposure, f22, ISO 200
The Mighty by Peter Hill

The first time I visited the mid section of Katoomba Falls I flunked the composition. Second time round I broke a few land-based rules to get the right position. With such depth to capture, as opposed to the “front-on” angle, or even side-on, I find a long exposure, in this case 100 seconds, fills that depth with body. Seeping the light with a 9-stop ND filter, like dripping treacle off a spoon. Or something poetic like that. Canon 5D Mark II, shot in Monochrome. Blue Mountains National Park.