njephotography

Tri-falls

Tri-falls

The tri-falls from near the top of the Waterfall track in Mount Wilson. A short loop track through some fantastic fern-filled rainforest....
Read more

The tri-falls from near the top of the Waterfall track in Mount Wilson. A short loop track through some fantastic fern-filled rainforest.
Read less

camera

Canon EOS 5D Mark IV

settings

settings

Aperture f/10 ISO 100 Shutter 32/10 Focal Length 16/1

upload_date

upload_date

Jul, 2017

Views

108

Likes

+8

Awards

Peer Award

Top Choice

Magnificent Capture

Superb Composition

Genius

Categories

See all

Same photographer See all

Princess Pier, Port Melbourne. Winter isn't the greatest time of year to be photographing the sunset at an area that faces south. But I'm pr

It often pays to wait until just after sunrise to get some of the best light. My first time shooting at Minnamurra. Definitely going to be back as the

St Kilda Pier, St Kilda. The pier is very photogenic in its own right. But I moved away from the many tourists and scrambled out onto the neighbouring

It was a glorious Autumn morning on Sydney's northern beaches. This was taken at Turimetta Beach - a very photogenic part of the Sydney coastline

The rock substrate of The Boneyard on the NSW South Coast is of international geological interest and is protected by a permanent conservation order.

The soft morning light kept coming well after sunrise creating a very other-worldly sky.
The rock substrate of The Boneyard on the NSW South Coast is

The towering pines at Breenhold Gardens

Sunrise from Narrabeen rock pool on Sydney's Northern Beaches

Back to Werri Beach after six months between visits. This time I knew the conditions and area better and it paid off! A fantastic sunrise that you kne

Everyone at least knows of Russell Falls in Tasmania's Mount Field National Park. Not satisfied with a typical waterfall shot I attempted to capt

Sunrise from Homebush, NSW looking out over the SS Ayrfield Shipwreck. This now floating garden of mangroves is one of many shipwrecks in the area tha

A long exposure composition this time matchinv the warm light on the Hazards with the diving bright orange algae on the rocks in the foreground.

A surreal, calm composition contrasting the sheer energy and power that was present in the surf at Putty Beach at sunset.

It has been a long time since I last did seascape photography. It didn't take me long to remember the challenges this type of photography present

This is the absolutely gorgeous Wineglass Bay with a view to the Hazards

It's always there at the end, symbolising that something good will eventually come. But it is only the end of one chapter.

Always remember that even something often missed by many, or perceived as "mundane" still yield wonderful patterns or colours. Nature is ful

The first sunrise of 2017 required a 4.15am wake up in the morning. This was the result.

A rock cave formed by basalt leads out towards the light and

Discover more photos See all

Photo by dennisrathbun

a young model posing touching a cavaletto ,during the shooting process. by TzioVan

A stormy Beach afternoon by waynewilliams

Just few mins after sunset it was good dramatic skies during the blue hour.
the very busy Red Light District in Amsterdam is such a beauty during the by gerardmeksass

Long exposure sunset view of St Mary Lake in Glacier National Park, Montana, USA by frank_delargy

Fountains at Longwood Christmas by wheelerdealer

The sunset light reflecting off the bay. by Tai2055

... by AlinaM

backgammon by andermorea

The Szechenyi Chain Bridge in Budapest Hungary by jackvainer

A dandelion blows in the breeze, framed by the magnificent color of a spring sunset. by brittanyerin329

.... by Teica

Flowers in my head by gastmannsvetlana

Green, green, green, soooo much green....plus a little extra in my backpack by TerryGunter

Salone by BlackSanta

Photo by mattbenham

Victory Walk by Charmscandy15

Photo by daniaalsawah

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.