Just got back from a trip to Iceland, which has to be among the all time great waterfall destinations in the world. I think you could throw a dart at a map of Iceland and there's about a 95% chance there'd be a waterfall within sight of wherever it hit.
The four here are:
1) Seljalandsfoss, the famous waterfall you can walk behind
2) An unnamed waterfall by our Airbnb house, Litla-Þúfa
3) The iconic Búðakirkja black church, and even there in the distance you can see a waterfall
4) The Hraunfosser waterfall that looks like it appears out of the lava field as if by magic
All taken with the K-3ii. The first with a LensRentals 16-85WR and a polarizer to cut a bit of light to make it dreamier, the second and 4th with the 15mm limited and a B+W 10-stop ND filter, and the black church with the 40mm limited pancake and a circular polarizer. It's always windy in Iceland so long exposures were a challenge, but I really liked my very small/light Sirui travel tripod.
Last edited by ThorSanchez; 07-02-2018 at 05:28 AM.