I saw quite a few waterfalls while in Tasmania. Most of them I hiked to in the middle of the day when the sun was high in the sky and conditions weren’t very conducive to photography. This waterfall, however, called Pencil Pine Falls, I was able to photograph early in the morning. It was easily accessible via a short walk from the visitors center at the entrance to Cradle Mountain National Park in the central mountains of Tasmania. Nikon D800 with Nikkor 17-35mm lens (at 35mm) ISO 100, f/18 at 5 seconds
Beautiful! I’m fond of this technique with flowing water. Great exposure, leaving detail in the rocks and trees. Always a pleasure to see a diversity of work from you.
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I saw quite a few waterfalls while in Tasmania. Most of them I hiked to in the middle of the day when the sun was high in the sky and conditions weren’t very conducive to photography. This waterfall, however, called Pencil Pine Falls, I was able to photograph early in the morning. It was easily accessible via a short walk from the visitors center at the entrance to Cradle Mountain National Park in the central mountains of Tasmania.
Exquisite, Sean!
—– Slender rills sustain
—– The tumbling cataracts which
—– Plight a river’s troth .
Beautiful! I’m fond of this technique with flowing water. Great exposure, leaving detail in the rocks and trees. Always a pleasure to see a diversity of work from you.
I like it.
Lovely & peaceful…
You can see where the name came from
Beautiful Sight not expected in this location
what was the light meter reading on this one. ? ) or was it on meter mode, auto macite, or sp. mode. ? )