How to Photograph a Waterfall
Shoot early in the day or late in the afternoon so the lighting is softer.. Choose a day where the weather is cloudy, and the air is still.. Use a camera with settings that can be adjusted manually.
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Shoot early in the day or late in the afternoon so the lighting is softer.
Shoot early in the day or late in the afternoon so the lighting is softer.
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Choose a day where the weather is cloudy, and the air is still.
Choose a day where the weather is cloudy, and the air is still.
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Use a camera with settings that can be adjusted manually.
Use a camera with settings that can be adjusted manually.
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Use a sturdy tripod.
Use a sturdy tripod.
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Protect yourself and your equipment.
Protect yourself and your equipment.
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Shoot in manual mode.
Shoot in manual mode.
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Adjust your shutter speed as necessary to create the desired effect.
Adjust your shutter speed as necessary to create the desired effect.
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Lower your ISO setting as low as it goes.
Lower your ISO setting as low as it goes.
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Change your aperture to a higher f/ number (f-stop).
Change your aperture to a higher f/ number (f-stop).
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Use a filter to adjust for ambient glare or harsher light.
Use a filter to adjust for ambient glare or harsher light.
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Take a lot of photos.
Take a lot of photos.
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