welcome to waterfallrich!

Andy

guys, here's another great photog joining our ranks - looking forward to his many contributions - and if you want to shoot waterfalls - he's your man!

:wave welcome rich!

(photo by waterfallrich)


go look at his website

let's give him the usual dgrin welcome, guys!

oh and shay? ..... ahem.... :deal

Shay Stephens

For waterfallrich, let's gather 'round and sing the new member theme song.

Sung to the tune of "The Brady Bunch"

Here's the story of some lovely photos
that were taken by a great photographer.
All of them had great contrast, like the others,
The latests ones in raw.

Here's the story, of the Dgrin forum,
Who was busy with members of it's own,
They were members, talking all together,
Yet they were all alone.

Till the one day when the photographer joined this forum
And they knew it was much more than a hunch,
That this group must somehow form a family.
That's the way we all became the Dgrin Bunch.

The Dgrin Bunch,
The Dgrin Bunch,

That's the way we became the Dgrin Bunch.

do do do do dooo dooo dooo dooo do

So welcome Rich, we look forward to having you as a new member!

MuskyDude

andy wrote:

guys, here's another great photog joining our ranks - looking forward to his many contributions - and if you want to shoot waterfalls - he's your man!

welcome rich!

(photo by waterfallrich)

go look at his website

let's give him the usual dgrin welcome, guys!

oh and shay? ..... ahem....

lol @ song

I've always admired and enjoyed Rich's work and he is a most definate welcome addition to the dgrin bunch.... The dgrin bunch. (now I'm singing it and I can't make it stop! arghhhhhhhh!!!) :bash :bash

Welcome Waterfall Rich!

AJ

gpgold

andy wrote:

guys, here's another great photog joining our ranks - looking forward to his many contributions - and if you want to shoot waterfalls - he's your man!

welcome rich!

(photo by waterfallrich)


go look at his website

let's give him the usual dgrin welcome, guys!

oh and shay? ..... ahem....

I would also like to say welcome. I visited the site and it is really worth spending some time. As a native of New Jersey who moved to California 20 years ago I really miss the creeks, waterfalls, sounds and smells that come to mind when seeing this kind of work.

regards,

Gary

wxwax

Hiya Rich, welcome to dgrin! Lovely shot. I imagine you have a full complement of ND filters, eh?

Khaos

Welcome. Love the shot.

johno

Welcome to DG... I would say it's a great place to learn... However, it looks like you are on top of the game. Wonderful shots. I am trying to capture some falls... Maybe next week.

Andy, if you keep finding all these WONDERFUL photographers, no one will want to even look at my pictures anymore :cry Well, maybe to learn what not to do

peace.
johno~

Nikolai

Welcome Rich!
It's great to see more and more familiar faces from the old stf crowd joining dgrin! Always admired your work! Welcome aboard!
Cheers!

Shima

Welcome to the forums, I look forward to seeing more and more of your work--- took a look around your website, gorgeous work. I've always been a fan of waterfall shots, pity I don't live near any falls...

Steve Cavigliano

Super shots Rich thumb

Welcome to Dgrin

I was just thinking that what we need more of around here is waterfall pics
Hope to be seeing many more of yours in the future


Steve

WaterfallRich

Thank you!
Thanks for the very kind welcome Andy and everyone. Shay, that song is too much. I'll admit I was humming the Brady Bunch as I was reading the lyrics

As you may have guessed, waterfalls are my favorite subject. Wildflowers are next in line - I've seen quite a few varieties growing around here in the past few years. I moved to the Asheville, NC area 2 years ago just for the waterfalls and the other beautiful scenery in western NC, eastern Tennessee, and upstate South Carolina and Georgia. If you ever get a chance to visit, you really should! Unfortunately, the job situation in this area is horrible and I recently started a job that works 12 hour swing shifts. It's a good company, tho. I have more days off than my last job, but have less time to sit in front of the computer. On most of my days off, I'm in the woods

I do carry one ND filter, but my filter of choice is a polarizer. It does wonders for reducing glare on the wet rocks around the falls, creeks, and even the foliage in the scene. Here's an example I've used before. The 1st is no polarizer, the 2nd is with one. The only post processing is unsharp mask:




I prefer shooting on medium overcast days and most of the time, the polarizer is enough to get the 1/4 second to 1/2 second shutter speeds I like to blur the water. On brighter days, I'll add the ND on top of the polarizer.

Thanks again - I look forward to seeing images from around the world, sharing a few of mine, and learning from everyone!

Eric&Susan

Welcome to Dgrin You have some amazing waterfalls in your collection I wish mine were that good. Also on your post only red Xs came up until I copied the properties into a new window so maybe your external links on Pbase aren't on, if they have those Can't wait to see more of your work!!

Eric

Andy

WaterfallRich wrote:

Thanks for the very kind welcome Andy and everyone. Shay, that song is too much. I'll admit I was humming the Brady Bunch as I was reading the lyrics

As you may have guessed, waterfalls are my favorite subject. Wildflowers are next in line - I've seen quite a few varieties growing around here in the past few years. I moved to the Asheville, NC area 2 years ago just for the waterfalls and the other beautiful scenery in western NC, eastern Tennessee, and upstate South Carolina and Georgia. If you ever get a chance to visit, you really should! Unfortunately, the job situation in this area is horrible and I recently started a job that works 12 hour swing shifts. It's a good company, tho. I have more days off than my last job, but have less time to sit in front of the computer. On most of my days off, I'm in the woods

I do carry one ND filter, but my filter of choice is a polarizer. It does wonders for reducing glare on the wet rocks around the falls, creeks, and even the foliage in the scene. Here's an example I've used before. The 1st is no polarizer, the 2nd is with one. The only post processing is unsharp mask:




I prefer shooting on medium overcast days and most of the time, the polarizer is enough to get the 1/4 second to 1/2 second shutter speeds I like to blur the water. On brighter days, I'll add the ND on top of the polarizer.

Thanks again - I look forward to seeing images from around the world, sharing a few of mine, and learning from everyone!

rich - to link from pbase, highlight the url from the address bar and add .jpg to the end .. see the shot i linked in my first post... that's the best way from pbase..

GREAPER

Welcome. Great stuff on your website. I am lookoing forward to seeing more.

WaterfallRich

andy wrote:

rich - to link from pbase, highlight the url from the address bar and add .jpg to the end .. see the shot i linked in my first post... that's the best way from pbase..

Thanks Andy - the images showed up for me when I previewed and posted

Andy

WaterfallRich wrote:

Thanks Andy - the images showed up for me when I previewed and posted

it's a pbase thing - dunno why...