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The Essential Guide to Photographing Waterfalls eBook by Kari Post

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The Essential Guide to Photographing Waterfalls by Kari Post is the only book you’ll ever need to learn the techniques necessary to creatively photograph waterfalls. This 13000 word, 47 page eBook provides readers with a wealth of useful information, ranging from technical advice on equipment and shooting techniques to creative tips and suggestions on staying safe near waterfalls. Beautifully written and illustrated with dozens of stunning waterfall photographs, including several never before seen images, The Essential Guide to Photographing Waterfalls is sure to please.

The Essential Guide to Photographing Waterfalls addresses the following topics:

How and where to find waterfalls
The best shooting conditions for waterfalls including season and weather
Equipment needed for waterfall photography
Proper attire for photographing in or near water
Creative techniques for photographing waterfalls including advice on composition
Advice about exposure including selecting ISO, shutter speed, and aperture for waterfall photography AND how to balance difficult exposures using filters, HDR, and digital blending
Recommended filters for waterfall photography
How to stay safe while shooting waterfalls
Environmental considerations
Useful resources and practice exercises
How to continuously improve your skills
And much more!

This eBook is available as a downloadable eBook PDF (15.4 MB).

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"Beautifully written and illustrated throughout, The Essential Guide to Photographing Waterfalls by Kari Post is the only resource you’ll ever need for waterfall photography!

Upon reading the opening chapter readers will immediately be aware of the intense connection to nature that Kari has. This shines through in her photography and writing throughout this eBook, as she skillfully illustrates and shares the many techniques and gear needed to create great looking and dynamic waterfall images.

From technical considerations, filters, exposure, composition, and even where to find waterfalls, this eBook is sure to inspire the waterfall photographer in you to get out into nature and take some pictures, whether it be close to home or in far off places!"

—Greg Downing

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Jackie Schuknecht

February 20, 2012

I am so glad I have the chance to review this wonderfully written e-book. Things I never though of are covered. Such as research your site before going out., looking at topographical maps to possibly "discover" your own waterfall.

Safety concerns and proper foot gear. Use of ND filters, and trying to shoot your subject with different lenses. This was money well spent.
I would recommend it to anyone.

Advantages: Covers everything you can think of and more. I feel very confident the next time I go out.

Disadvantages: None

Nazhiyath Vijayan

September 8, 2011

I purchased this ebook as I was heading to Oregon to photograph the waterfalls along the Columbia gorge. The contents of the book are well laid out and the basic information is well written. There are a few good tips. I will consider this as a godd buy for a beginning photographer who has not done any waterfall photography.

Advantages: A good overall review of the techniques and equipment needed for waterfall photography.

Disadvantages: none

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