Photographic Society of America (PSA)
Special Interest: Water Photography
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Special Interest
Consultant: Tibor Vari
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Definition:
Photographing water in the form of a river, stream, or waterfall within a landscape image has a number of challenges. Probably the biggest obstacle is achieving the right exposure since the white bubbling water can fool a meter into under exposing the image. Fortunately, the digital cameras of today give the photographer tools to get great water exposures.
References:
Photographing Water in Landscapes by Tibor Vari as published in the July 2008, PSA Journal.
Falling Water Photography
Examples of Water Photography by: Tibor Vari
Red Mountain Creek
Bridal Vail
Yellowstone Gibbon River
Geyser Runoff
Virgin River Zion Narrows
Pony Tail Falls
Smokey Mountains
Delaware Water Gap
Cascade Falls
Bandon Beach Devils Backbone
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