Photo of the Day | September 19, 2018

INSPIRATIONAL PHOTO OF THE DAY

FEC Editor’s notes: Everyone can appreciate a good waterfall, so why not extra appreciate one in the beautiful Isle of Skye, Ireland? When photographing a waterfall in daylight, you’ll definitely need a tripod and probably a neutral density filter. The tripod is needed so you can have a low enough shutter speed so the water turns that flow-y, milk-y look. You can’t do that hand holding your camera. The neutral density filter is so you can shoot with a high f-stop, a low shutter speed, and a low ISO if it’s in the middle of the day to help reduce the amount of light going into your camera.

Photo By Jeff Maltzman of Lucid Dreams Photography on FisheyeConnect.com

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