Photographing Waterfalls

Cascading waterfalls are nature’s poetry in motion, and capturing their ethereal beauty requires a unique set of skills. In this course, you’ll unravel the secrets of long exposure techniques, mastering the art of transforming flowing water into a breathtaking spectacle. Award winning photographer Mark Krancer will guide you through the intricacies of camera settings, composition, and equipment selection specific to waterfall photography. Learn to harness the power of long exposure to create silky-smooth water effects that evoke a sense of tranquility and mystique in your images. Through in-class instruction in CLE’s Lecture Hall and a hands-on application of technical processes at Dry Falls, you’ll refine your skills in capturing the dynamic interplay between light, water, and surroundings. Join us and unlock the potential of your camera as you discover the magic of long exposure photography, transforming ordinary waterfall scenes into extraordinary visual narratives. Recommended gear: DSLR or Mirrorless camera with a lens focal length of somewhere between 10mm and 50mm. A tripod is essential, and a circular polarizer for your lens will help, but is not required.