Live Underwater Camera North Carolina

waterfall photos in north carolina

Used for taking closeups of bugs and blooms in the fields and gardens of North Carolina and Florida. Light and easy to use. ( a lot better than my 100-400 Zoom with a macro filter attached ) My only ( petty ) gripe is that it's filter size is 58mm and not 77mm like all my filters.

I am from Florida and went to North Carolina snow boarding and they worked great, so glad I got these, saved my fingers.

I've been hiking all over North Carolina photographing waterfalls and had no problems with this step up ring. It stayed secure and would easily remove when I needed it to. Thanks to this step up ring I didn't have to buy extra filters which saved me a lot of money. It's very well worth the money.

Recently, I used the filter on a trip to North Carolina to photograph waterfalls. It worked great. I got the photographs I had wanted.

I'm an event photographer and mostly travel to locations in the North Carolina mountains. In the Summers I travel to a river about an hour away with my two 0350 Cube cases nestled in the back of my SUV. On location I use the cases as tables to hold my two Sony Snap-Labs. If I leave the location I can lock the Snap-Labs in the cases and not worry about damage to them by someone. In the Winter I shoot at a local Ski Resort and I use them the same way. They are extremely durable and easy to pick up and move with the two handles on either side.

I used this filter to take river and waterfall shots in the mountains of North Carolina. As expected and as hoped for, the polarizer totally cut through the glare and reflection of the water's surface to reveal what lies below. Its clarity is excellent. The one down side is the slim design can make screwing the filter to the lens somewhat tricky.

Living in Western North Carolina, I have the opportunity to shoot Sunrises,Sunsets. and waterfalls. To get an exposure I like,I couple this filter up with a graduated neutral density filter.

I now live in South Carolina. The capital city of South Carolina. When I noticed the earpads for the high end headphones left behind by my ex-husband were disintegrating, leaving little black specs in my ears, I called around. One guy at a well known audio business here assured me I would never find what I was seeking for my audio-technica headphones. Dinosaurs. So when I discovered B&H online I felt vindicated. As a former New Yorker, I was heartened to read the history of B&H and can't wait to visit your store on my next sojourn up to the Big Apple {which is the name of a building here in Columbia, SC, originally built to be a synagogue, morphed into an African American dance hall in the 30's and now an event venue}. Enjoying the headphones again, thank you very much.

I live in South Carolina, that should be enough said for the need of a dry cabinet. Easy to setup (just plug it in) the cabinet holds my cameras and lenses with plenty of room for film and other items I prefer to keep dry.