Recently returned from almost 3 weeks in N.E. ... pretty disappointing
trip because of the weather and lack of vibrant colors ... the first
week (White Mountains of New Hampshire) it was very hot, typically
82-85 F for the highs compared to the usual 55 F.  Mt. Washington

I have seen lots of shots with waterfalls using slow shutter speeds, it
always makes the water looks nice creating a beautiful effect.
Everytime i take a picture of a waterfall using a slow shutter, the
image always comes out over exposed. how do you stop this from

I am finally succumbing to buying my first digital camera. I've been
shooting for pleasure and semi-professionally (in that I've sold my
prints, note cards, enlargements, etc successfully in the past) with a
Canon Rebel 2000. While I am not into selling and marketing my work as

Next week I am planning to go to Yellowstone N.P, Grand Teton,
Mt. Rushmore and Badlands N.P with family. We will be driving
from Colorado heading north west to Grand Teton. Yellowstone
will be the second destination. Then, we will be driving to

I have now finished (well, nearly !) my new website covering nature,
landscpaes and wildlife photography from Europe and the US. Please take a
look, and all comments are gratefully received.
Thanks

"Nebraska Weather Photos Passed Off As Hurricane Katrina
Local Photographer Says Others Take Credit For His Work"
http://www.theomahachannel.com/weather/5096316/detail.html
PWW

  What's the current status, peak, past peak or not there yet?
Someone local if possible.