During some very hot weather, we decided to visit several nearby waterfalls. There were some forest fires raging at the time and so the air was thick with smoke, not good for landscapes. This waterfall is the furthest one we visited, and the most spectacular. It isn't particularly high, but it has a huge volume of water flowing through it.
| Hasselblad H3DII-50 | |
| 2009/08/02 5:56:44 PM | |
| Colour | |
| Data Format: | RAW (16-bit) |
| Compression: | Lossless |
| Image Size: | Full (7528 x 6132) |
| Lens: | Hasselblad HC 50-110mm |
| Focal Length: | 55mm |
| Exposure Mode: | Manual |
| Metering Mode: | Spot |
| 1/125 sec - F/4 | |
| Exposure Comp.: | 0 EV |
| Flash Sync Mode: | Not Attached |
| Sensitivity: | ISO 100 |
| Color Mode: | Hasselblad RBG |
| Gerald & Irmgard Carter | |
| White Balance: | Shade |
| AF Mode: | Single |
You can zoom in on this image to see the detail in the full image, however this is highly compressed and the original has better contrast and sharpness.