Let’s take a moment and enjoy a calmer, more peaceful waterfall; Wahkeena Falls. Almost a babbling brook, if you will. The actual falling part of this one is upstream, but it was rainy and we didn’t want to make the trek up.
Oregon's Waterfalls: Horsetail Falls and Wahkeena Falls
Next on the tour is Horsetail Falls. See that? It looks kind of like a horse’s tail.
Let’s take a moment and enjoy a calmer, more peaceful waterfall; Wahkeena Falls. Almost a babbling brook, if you will. The actual falling part of this one is upstream, but it was rainy and we didn’t want to make the trek up.
Let’s take a moment and enjoy a calmer, more peaceful waterfall; Wahkeena Falls. Almost a babbling brook, if you will. The actual falling part of this one is upstream, but it was rainy and we didn’t want to make the trek up.
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Are pictures 3-6 taken with your ND filter? I've been wanting to get daytime photos like that, but I have a lot of trouble with keeping it from being overexposed. Though as I write this, I realize that I didn't just try lowering the exposure on my camera. D'oh.
July 15, 2010 at 8:39 AMNo, actually those are just hand held, longer exposures. I cranked up the aperture and set the shutter as slow as I could without overexposing the pictures. It helped that it was overcast and there was a lot of tree cover too.
July 15, 2010 at 11:41 AMYou shot those hand held? You may have the most steady hands in the world then!
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