Goodness me. I was just a bit across country trying to do the same thing. I was at Buchanty Spout, near Glenalmond. The result of my efforts are here.
Like I said in my thread ..... it's hard. Very, very hard.
Like your images Donald. I only had the 17 to 200 mm with me. The point of leaping was too great for the lens @ 200mm.
The 400mm was down south. Why oh Why did I take it out off the campervan.. Still theres always next year ...
Regards
Last edited by victor; 31st October 2012 at 08:10 PM.
David I like #3 a lot. Beautiful autumn colours and nice composition.
Dave
Do the salmon actually make it up and over the waterfall?
Bernard, it's a wonderful action shot. I'll be trying for some salmon shots on a nearby stream in the next week or so but the stream is relatively placid so there'll be no shots of airborn fish
David, I enjoyed your shots, in particular #4.
Bruce,Thanks for kind comment and viewing,much appreciated.....
Thanks for sharing. I liked looking at these shots.
Beautiful images, I particularly like images 3 and 4. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for all your comments. The Salmon leaping were a bonus .. I was there to take in some autumn scenes... Must go back next year .. with my 400 lens.
And Yes they do make it up against tonnes of water cascading against them.
Regards
David
I'm with Joe too; '3 and #4 for me.
I like how you composed with the rock in the gap in the fence in #4.
Cheers,