Imaging recource: Photographing waterfalls: How to select the right shutter speed for the mood you want to convey

In the video below, we join photographer Adam Gibbs as he explores a new area on the east coast of Vancouver Island and also revisits a waterfall he photographed a few years prior. Waterfalls are a very interesting subject because there are many ways to approach them. It's common to see photographs stop down their lens and/or add a neutral density filter to be able to slow down the camera's shutter speed and turn the waterfall into a smooth, milky subject. On the other hand, you can use a faster shutter speed to capture the raw...
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