September 2013, VOTING NOW OPEN

[BOZZY]

Red Cedar Falls Dorrigo National Park

 

[expanda]

This is going to be very hard to judge this month !

So many fantastic pictures!

 

[Xpandafan]

Going to be a tough choice this month. A gallery of fantastic waterfalls so far.

 

[crmmg]

Gunlom Falls - Kakadu during dry season

 

[Capt. Gadget]

Well true to my word I couldn't find any photos so I've built one @andrea Backwash Pool Falls near Northam

 

[Xpandafan]

View attachment 17289 Well true to my word I couldn't find any photos so I've built one @andrea Backwash Pool Falls near Northam

Connected to the drain hose of the washing machine???

 

[Capt. Gadget]

Connected to the drain hose of the washing machine???

Nearly!
The Backwash valve on the pool filter!

 

[chartrock]

Here is my second waterfall, Mitchell Falls in the Kimberly taken from a flight we did over the area.

 

[Antman]

Minyon Falls - Nightcap National Park NSW

 

[andrea]

Lol captain gadget! Classic!!!!

 

[greggels]

Ebor Falls Guy Fawkes River NSW

 

[greggels]

Curtis Falls Mt Tamborine QLD

 

[crystal674]

These were taken yesterday

Zillie Falls, Atherton Tablelands

Milla Milla Falls, Atherton Tablelands

 

[cruza driver]

Thanks everyone for your entries this month is now closed I will set the poll up shortly

 

[cruza driver]

Voting is now open !!!! :typing:

It was a slow start to the month but lots of entries rolled in as the month went on, good luck to all the entrants :yo:

 

[chartrock]

I'm glad I only have to vote on these and not pick a winner. Some really fantastic photos.

 

[Dove]

They all look great. How do some of you stop the motion of the water with the camera??? Is it the P setting?

 

[Capt. Gadget]

Hi @Dove a fast shutter speed on the Manual mode and a higher ISO Setting should stop the water if you have enough light or even possibly set the dial to the Sports one (usually an icon of someone running) , personally I like the slower shutter speed which gives the smooth look like in @straydingo 's pic on the first page

 

[dagree]

Hi @Dove ... @Capt. Gadget is spot on. Personally I like using a low ISO, set the camera to aperture setting and take several photo's at different settings.

Here's a link that might help explain things to you http://digital-photography-school.com/waterfall-digital-photography.

Just wish my daughter was back in Perth as she has my laptop with a few more (as in better) waterfall pics than the one I entered.
Cheers,
David

 

[Dove]

Thanks for the tips, I have book marked the link. I have had a Nikon D3000 for a couple of years but really only used Auto and Landscape modes. Recently started to look closer at how it works.