Russell Falls, Tasmania
Posted by Alex on February 26, 2009
A pretty cliche photograph of Russell Falls, located in the Mt. Field national park.
I’m not that into this shot as it’s a pretty common tourist shot but was rather limited with the weather. The light was really patchy, just as I’d set my gear up a cloud passed over the sun which softened the light allowing me to quickly fire a shot off. After that there were no more clouds in the sky and the light was rather harsh creating some pretty crazy highlights when trying to expose.
Shot with a Canon 350D, Canon 10-22, Hoya ND 8x and circular polariser.
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2 Comments
By Beau on February 26, 2009 @ 11:09 pmPermalink
Looks like a nice spot to take some photos – waterfalls are probably my favourite things to shoot… Might be a common tourist shot, but it is still good nevertheless…
By ForestWander Nature Photography on February 27, 2009 @ 2:29 amPermalink
I like your website!
This is a wonderful picture.
I especially love long exposure waterfalls.
This looks like a lush area.
The falls look like they are much higher than what the picture shows.