Waterfall Country

Fantastic set of images. I really like #11 but they are all so good each time I look I have a new favourite

For me it is No 10 that stands out, for the lighting effect, followed by 11 and 13 for the unusual capture of the cascades.

Just keep them coming, Bill !

Incidentally, did you do the Ingleton Waterfall Trail when you were up in Yorkshire ?

Best regards
Peter

Trademark stuff, 2, 10 and 11 are fabulous, with 2 being my absolute favourite. I think you have the art of photographing moving water well and truly cracked.

Regards
David

Have to agree with David on No2 on saying that i find them all quite mesmerising!

Thanks Nigel Mc, Magdalena, Derek, NigelK, Simon, Andy, Rich, Philip, Dave, David J, Senn, Lenny, Peter, David T, Stan, PeterKR, David S, Maria for thoughts, comments, favourites and suggestions on these... very welcome and much appreciated my end...

Nigel Mc: thanks as always for saying what you see... totally get where you're coming from... all specific and deliberate choices on my part... a personal taste thing, I guess...

Derek: yes, funnily enough the head of a pint of Guinness was exactly what I had in mind too with this one... slurp... the area is definitely worth a visit if you're ever over... right up your street I'm sure...

Simon: thanks for the square crop suggestion, and monochrome... will definitely take a look...

Rich: difficult to be too specific about these in the "how" department as much is simply about what you happen to see at the time... but the important variables on the technical front with these particular shots I would say were probably weather (overcast, wet, and a lot of water - had rained a lot recently), lens (mostly 55-300, used to isolate), shutter speed (variable depending on how fast each specific stretch of water is flowing, and the story you're looking to tell with it), and polariser (the exact reflections you get can vary markedly depending on what's overhead, and what's underneath - but an integral part of the composition)...

Peter KR: yes, have wandered around the Ingleton Falls trail a fair bit (and a couple of the nearby falls Catrigg and Scaleber)... very impressive they are too...

Thanks again all...

Best

Agreed, 2 & 11 for me are the stand out images.

You could of said you were popping down Didn't fancy a shooting buddy huh!