I tagged long with photographers
Tatiana and
Peter this past weekend and I thought I’d share some photographs I took of some waterfalls located in the Leura area. I’m not certain of their name, but they are below the Bridal Veil Falls. Please feel free to leave me a comment if you happen to know the names of the waterfalls below.
I used three very different lenses: Sigma 10-20mm, the Lensbaby Composer (with Soft Focus Option) and 24mm Tilt-Shift Lens, borrowed from Peter who has a wonderful tutorial on tilt-shift lenses just a click away. You can see by the examples, that some very different results were obtained. I have included the camera and lens settings for you.
So, what lens do you like to use when you shoot landscapes such as waterfalls?
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Canon 50D, Sigma 10-20mm @14mm, f11, ISO100, 30 seconds, Cokin ND filters x 2
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Canon 50D, Sigma 10-20mm @ 11mm, f14, ISO100, 15 seconds, Cokin ND Filters x 2 |
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Canon 50D, Lensbaby Composer, Soft Focus Optic, ISO100, 1 second, Cokin ND Filters x 2, own textures added in PS |
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Canon 50D, Lensbaby Composer Soft Focus Optic, ISO100, 0.6 seconds, Cokin ND Filters x 2
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Canon 50D, Lensbaby Composer Soft Focus Optic, ISO100, 1/13 seconds, Cokin ND Filters x 2,
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Canon 50D, 24mm tilt-Shift Lens, f11, 1.3 seconds, no filters
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