Waterfall

1. Control Shot

     -Switch your camera to auto mode, and make sure your flash is off. When you take the image, look at the exposure your camera uses.

2. Shutter Priority

    -Try to get a shutter speed between 1-2 seconds to get a blurred waterfall like above. Of ocurse with increasing the shutter speed, you'll be getting more light inside your camera overexposing your image.

3. Timing

     -Sunrise and sunset times are best since there isnt as much light.

4. Filter

    -Using a polarized filter not only cuts down the lighting that gets into your shot but also helps improve your images.

5. Aperture Priority Mode

    -If you still have problems with your images being over exposed, switch to this mode and choose the smallest aperture possible.

6. Low ISO

    -This means that your shutter will need to be open longer.

7. Bracket your shots

    -Take a series of shots at different shutter speeds and apertures.

8. Composition

     -Try different positions of a waterfall and expierement with how it looks at different shutter speeds.