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Ruthie

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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #100 on: 05 August, 2015, 10:15:42 pm »
Milk please, no sugar.

Mr Larrington

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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #101 on: 10 September, 2015, 03:02:06 am »

P9080370 by Mr Larrington, on Flickr

This is not technically a waterfall but I DON'T CARE ;D

You can see the mountains, which means it's going to rain.
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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #102 on: 10 September, 2015, 10:57:11 am »
That's OK , it's a frozen waterfall  :D
the slower you go the more you see

Re: Waterfall
« Reply #103 on: 10 September, 2015, 12:00:10 pm »
Or is it a frozenwater-fall?

A very proper addition to this collection of fine waterfall pictures anyway!

Re: Waterfall
« Reply #104 on: 12 October, 2015, 01:59:18 pm »
Ruthie-I know Richmond falls so well that I didn't need the caption.
I never went canoeing on the Swale, but several members of the local canoe and outdoor clubs have gone over that drop in kayaks.

Here's one from our bike ride yesterday . Rutter falls , just outside Appleby.

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Ruthie

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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #105 on: 12 October, 2015, 02:02:59 pm »
madcow - I recognise that!  I've been there with Crusty when we were on holiday once, but the water was much lower.  It's a lovely spot isn't it?
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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #106 on: 12 October, 2015, 09:19:31 pm »
It is and the photo only shows the wet half of the falls. The left hand side was dry and if I had included that side, I would also have captured the photography nut and his wife .
He was setting up his tripod , no doubt for one of those long open shutter shots, whilst she was snapping using a compact digi something or other.

Andrij

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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #107 on: 19 October, 2015, 07:04:48 pm »
Kyoto Garden, Holland Park, London

DSC_0583.NEF by Andrij, on Flickr
;D  Andrij.  I pronounce you Complete and Utter GIT   :thumbsup:

Re: Waterfall
« Reply #108 on: 05 December, 2015, 08:23:25 pm »
This is the same Richmond falls featured in Ruthie's pic upthread, exactly 5 months later. Amazing what a bit of rain can do.

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River Swale in flood   

Richmond falls 2

click on last pic to go to the video on Flickr. Sound is a bit carp due to very strong winds but you will get the idea of the power of the Swale.

Ruthie

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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #109 on: 05 December, 2015, 10:14:49 pm »
I just drove to Barnard Castle and back.

It's pretty scary out there, the river's probly even higher than that by now.
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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #110 on: 05 December, 2015, 11:02:00 pm »
Kinder Scout, as seen on twitter. Crikey.

https://twitter.com/SettleWebsite/status/673250482979266560

Ruthie

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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #111 on: 05 December, 2015, 11:12:58 pm »
Milk please, no sugar.

Re: Waterfall
« Reply #112 on: 06 December, 2015, 06:10:03 pm »

Feanor

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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #113 on: 13 April, 2016, 07:21:17 pm »

Wombat

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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #114 on: 15 April, 2016, 09:58:19 am »
Feanor, you are in danger of having the Billplumtree epithet applied to you....  Git!

Brilliant photos from a brilliant location.
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Ruthie

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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #115 on: 15 April, 2016, 10:15:39 am »
Yes.  Stunning.
Milk please, no sugar.

Re: Waterfall
« Reply #116 on: 17 April, 2016, 06:16:37 pm »
looking through some photos came across this one ......  when I was in Canada ;D Kakabeka Falls, Oliver Paipoonge, ON, Canada


Ruthie

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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #117 on: 17 April, 2016, 06:21:24 pm »
Oh, lovely!   :thumbsup:
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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #118 on: 20 April, 2016, 01:35:23 pm »
Pistyll Rhaeadr


Re: Waterfall
« Reply #119 on: 20 April, 2016, 01:51:35 pm »
Very nice Si, didn't think it ever had blue sky above it!

Did you go for a ride over the hills while you were there?
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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #120 on: 20 April, 2016, 02:04:05 pm »
One from the River Etive from last week.

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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #121 on: 20 April, 2016, 02:55:06 pm »
Thanks bumper.

No riding when I was there, going to rectify that this year, mind you after the hike to the top of the falls then round Glan-hafon I wasn't fit for much

^^That's great, the water looks alive

LEE

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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #122 on: 20 April, 2016, 03:31:05 pm »
One from the River Etive from last week.



Looks great.

Got to love RAW's ability to get detail in shadows and highlights.  Since I became addicted to Camera RAW/Lightroom I started looking for what other users have done.

Nice work.
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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #123 on: 20 April, 2016, 05:39:31 pm »
I had nice weather last week but every time I used the camera, the sky was cloudy. Dehaze is good in LR, gives the sky a boost when lifting the shadows. The rock face on the bottom right was black, thank God for raw ;D
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Re: Waterfall
« Reply #124 on: 20 April, 2016, 05:58:09 pm »
I had nice weather last week but every time I used the camera, the sky was cloudy. Dehaze is good in LR, gives the sky a boost when lifting the shadows. The rock face on the bottom right was black, thank God for raw ;D

I started playing with manual HDR, using 3 images and saving as a 32bit TIFF.  That gives you 10 stops rather than 5 when opened in Camera Raw and almost eliminates any noise.

It allows you do find detail where even a regular RAW file wouldn't have much.

People say that "using Photoshop is cheating" but, in reality, your eyes could see the detail in the shadows of the rock. It's just that cameras can't generally resolve "reality" without a bit of help.
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