All photos taken with Nikon D-90

Lens: 18-200mm
56mm - ISO 200
Shutter 1s
Aperture F/11
http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa153/smokinvette/Waterfall.jpg


Lens: 18-200mm
38mm - ISO 200
Shutter 2s
Aperture F/25
http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa153/smokinvette/Waterfall2.jpg


Lens: 12-24mm
15mm - ISO 200
Shutter 3s
Aperture F/22
http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa153/smokinvette/Waterfall3.jpg

Very nice Alex!:thumbsup3:

:iagree: Those pictures looks great .How some sunsets?...............:patriot:

:iagree: Those pictures looks great .How some sunsets?...............:patriot:


Thank you, are you asking for some sunset photos?

Those are some great picts!!!!:thumbsup3:

Thank you, are you asking for some sunset photos?

That, or a date.:coffeetime:

Nice pics Alex!:cheers:

That, or a date.:coffeetime:

Nice pics Alex!:cheers:


LMAO!!! thanks bro for clarifying :rofl:

Great photos...:thumbsup3: :thumbsup3: :thumbsup3:

Impressive shots :thumbsup3:

Very Nice!!:thumbsup3:

Sweet pics man

Great photos, the tall water fall would look good in a frame on the wall. :thumbsup3:

Great looking pictures, nice job, looks GREAT!

Great looking pictures, nice job, looks GREAT!


Thanks Ron... I could equally say the same out your photos! I didn't know you were into photography... cool stuff!

Thanks Ron... I could equally say the same out your photos! I didn't know you were into photography... cool stuff!

Yeah I have been into photography since about 1979 when I was starting High School. I saved and bought my first 35mm camera, a Canon AE1. I have owned a photography business for a couple years on the side, doing wedding, portfolios, sporting events, and lots of other things, and some newpaper stuff. Its been a big hobby for so long, since I have gotten into the digital SLR's I have probably 70,000+ picutres I have taken in the last 5 years or so...and yeah I am looking at that Canon EOS D5 Mark II I think is the name, model # and brand, like $1700 stock, and with the accessories that I want with it it is like close to $4000 complete, my brother in law bought one and will get it this week hopefully, he already said I could use it a few days and see how I liked it, in exchange for helping him learn how to take better pictures and learn about photography in general, he should be easy to teach he is a computer wizz and the head of the computer department at Cleveland Stated University here in town.

So be looking forward to some BAD A$$ shots soon when I get my hands on that, and it takes huigh definition video too, so I will be getting some killer videos of burn outs and maybe a little drifting and more in HD and on a closed lot somewhere of course...with the blown Z that is too. :D

Yeah I have been into photography since about 1979 when I was starting High School. I saved and bought my first 35mm camera, a Canon AE1. I have owned a photography business for a couple years on the side, doing wedding, portfolios, sporting events, and lots of other things, and some newpaper stuff. Its been a big hobby for so long, since I have gotten into the digital SLR's I have probably 70,000+ picutres I have taken in the last 5 years or so...and yeah I am looking at that Canon EOS D5 Mark II I think is the name, model # and brand, like $1700 stock, and with the accessories that I want with it it is like close to $4000 complete, my brother in law bought one and will get it this week hopefully, he already said I could use it a few days and see how I liked it, in exchange for helping him learn how to take better pictures and learn about photography in general, he should be easy to teach he is a computer wizz and the head of the computer department at Cleveland Stated University here in town.

So be looking forward to some BAD A$$ shots soon when I get my hands on that, and it takes huigh definition video too, so I will be getting some killer videos of burn outs and maybe a little drifting and more in HD and on a closed lot somewhere of course...with the blown Z that is too. :D

Thats great! Need to keep me updated on the Canon... I thought you were a Nikon user? Or do you use both?

Thats great! Need to keep me updated on the Canon... I thought you were a Nikon user? Or do you use both?

I use both, I thought a few times that one was better then the other, but maybe that was more media hype and brand name thing.... technology has come so far these days, I use both, and/or whatever offers the best results is where I'd rather be.

Amazing photos, that is really neat how you show the motion in the water.

Amazing photo

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa153/smokinvette/Waterfall.jpg

First time on this forum,did'nt realize what i was missing. Amazing photos! I'll be checking in more often to see more great shots!

Those are some outstanding photos you got it going!:cheers:

All photos taken with Nikon D-90

Lens: 18-200mm
56mm - ISO 200
Shutter 1s
Aperture F/11
http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa153/smokinvette/Waterfall.jpg


Lens: 18-200mm
38mm - ISO 200
Shutter 2s
Aperture F/25
http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa153/smokinvette/Waterfall2.jpg


Lens: 12-24mm
15mm - ISO 200
Shutter 3s
Aperture F/22
http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa153/smokinvette/Waterfall3.jpg


More amazing photos :thumbsup:

Wow, awesome pics Alex!! I love waterfalls!!

:eek2: Those look awesome.

Those are really awesome shots! :rockon6rk:

Gotta love the d-90 , can't wait to move up from my d-40x

Alex, take a trip to Ozone Falls, Tennessee... You have to walk only a little distance to get to this falls.....then down a hill to get to the bottom, but you'll have fun there. Call me, I'll meet you there!!

When I saw these on Facebook was stunned!

Thank you, are you asking for some sunset photos?
Yes ....................:patriot:

wow, amazing shots. obviously it takes time and practice, but do you know of any good tutorial sites? i'd love to be able to take pics like this.

beautiful waterfalls. Where are they?

:2ni19wj: ... :seeya: ... "Rico"