Show Us Your Water Photography

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42 Responses to “Show Us Your Water Photography”

  1. Larry Bowers

    For sunrise shots try to get up early before the sunrise to get that cool lighting before the sun comes up. Once the sun comes up you can use defusing filter to reduce the harsh sunlight.

  2. Charles Kronvall

    Been there, done that in the midnight sun. Lovely image of a lovely place!

  3. Roxanne Marie Dean

    Lots of color here!

  4. Cynthia Karchner

    Beautiful ICM.

  5. Ronald Andersen

    In 2022 there was an eclipse that was visible in Southern California. I had my camera equipment ready, but the cloud cover threatened to prevent capturing it. Using an app called Astrospheric and the Wearmrher Channel app, I determined that the cloud cover would give way at around 11pm at Joshua Tree National Park. I arrived a little before the event and set up my tripod and Nikon Z7 with a 20mm lens and captured the foreground. I then switched to a 70-200mm lens and took a picture of thehours.

  6. GP Ganesan

    A Beautiful Beach..

  7. Deb Young

    One of my favorite places to go photograph. Beautiful!

  8. Clifford Luck

    Very Nice reflection and lighting catch

  9. Roy A Rogers

    Have been doing wildlife photography for a while now trying different things

  10. Brett Patchin

    Shot with a Canon 5DS R. Canon 16-35mm L. 1/5 sec. F14.