would this not just take an average resulting in a normal exposure?

Nope.

the last is my favourite.. but all are nice

Thanks all

I used my 70-200mm and my wide angle lens.

I had to jump over the railing, and walk on ice right up the the edge of the falls to get one of the picture, it was quite scary.




AND some people are so fucking ignorant.
Seriously, I had my tripod setup with my 70-200 on it (Which is quite big, dunno how you can't see it)
Anyways, a bunch of 10 year old kids walk right up one almost knocks the entire tripod over, THEN he throws a huge chunk of ice off into the falls and a bunch
of snow dust blew into the front and landed on my lens.

Seriously, I was gonna throw that kid into the waterfall himself.
The kids parents were even laughing with them...
Seriously, could they not see I had over $1500 of equipment right there, and that if they knocked it over I seriously would have flipped shit.

you should have told his parents where to go.

some people have no idea...

I think the parents would have just laughed if a chubby 15 year old tried to tell them what to do.


Why didn't you just ask them to be careful around your equipment if you were shooting? Or why don't you just invest in a good solid tripod if you're worried about stability. A good Manfrotto isn't going to fall that easily especially if you take the legs out as far as they'll go.

I've asked you before and I'll ask you again; Please don't post in my threads, especially if you're going to refer to me as "chubby" when you've got no clue what I look like.
-Thanks.

Is the first one shopped to have that bright blue bit?
IMO desaturate that part and it would look better.

The other photos look nice though.

If you read it you would have noticed it's an HDR image...

I'm not really a fan of the yellow cast...