Thx Rick and Greg...you are most generous! ..lazy on the settings..but since you ask...1/3 S..F18..28mm on the 28-80 nikon. As posted in critique..handheld using fence to steady..2 older boys were also using the fence to bounce Please ask to edit photos and I'll do the same! :thumbsup: Thx, Rod http://krimingerphotography.printroom.com
super hot shot and a half!! very crisp and super saturated colors!! good job!!
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thx michael..i actually toned this down initially. These settings give you plenty of exposure time. Please ask to edit photos and I'll do the same! :thumbsup: Thx, Rod http://krimingerphotography.printroom.com
I posted in the forums as well, but I'll add here that this is an unusually good 'simple' waterfall photograph. Nice work.CDPrice 'drg' Biography and Contributor's Page
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I missed this one the first time around JK. It is beautiful. Congrats on the POD!Don't forget about the Gallery. Are your photos there??
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thx everybody...feels great that you all enjoyed this one. I was pleased how this came out....I've been in a kinda hiatus lately and the change of scenery did wonders for our psyche, mine and families. Thanks again! Rod
...and thanks Rick for leaving the podium empty for a day Please ask to edit photos and I'll do the same! :thumbsup: Thx, Rod http://krimingerphotography.printroom.com
