High Force, Durham: by Robert Barnes Photography Sept 2017
Taken at High Force in Durham after a heavy rain storm, by Robert Barnes©️
Taken at High Force in Durham after a heavy rain storm, by Robert Barnes©️
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Location
This image was taken at ‘High Force’ on the River Tees - south Durham, United Kingdom.Time
The image was taken at 10.57:58 on 09 September 2017Lighting
The lighting was particularly poor at times (stormy skies). Fortunately , there was moments of acceptable light available.Equipment
D3300 for this image, (however, I also used my D7200 for similar images) Lense: Tamron AF 16-300 and tripod.Inspiration
‘High Force’ is one of England’s spectacular waterfalls. Because it had been raining heavily a few day previously, I couldn’t miss the opera unity to capture the ferousity of the twin waterfalls.Editing
Yes, I used Lightroom to tweak the lighting in the image to make the image a little more atmospheric.In my camera bag
• Nikon D7200, D3300, F80 (film) • Lense: Tamron 16-300 : Nikon 35mm : Nikon 50mm • Tripod: Manfrotto 190GOA41 with ball-head. • Rain cover (camera) • Lense cleaners • ND filters • UV filters • Polorizing filters • Speed Flash. • Spare rechargeable batteries • Film • Memory cardsFeedback
• Scout the area for the best location. • Check the weather to suit the type of image you are looking for • Choose your time for light and sun positions. • Bracket your images • Use a sturdy tripod and trigger • Be prepared. • Don’t be hasty! Take your time to get the composition right. • Enjoy what you are doing :)
