Goodness graciousment kysham I wasn’t thinking of shooting it from orbit, ha ha, just maybe using a 50mm or such from a little further away, or far enough to still be able to frame the entire thing with some extra top and bottom…something along those lines. A 50 on your FF will give you standard perspective very similar to what the eye sees; the near items won’t be magnified out of proportion to the far things etc.
If your photographic mates are really good they might help carry a good extension ladder and some strong rope, at least 12mm; with that you can erect a tower in the middle of the stream.
As long as there is some sturdy trees nearby and you know how to rig guy ropes, do half hitches, and truckie tie-down knots that is. You will need four guy ropes radiating from the ladder ¾ or more towards the top in an X (plan view) to be secure.
You will end up with a shot of that waterfall no one else has or is ever likely to get, (but if you aren’t sure about doing ropes properly….don‘t do it)
Greg
Waterfall at Lipur Forest Reserve - Kota Kinabalu
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Re: Waterfall at Lipur Forest Reserve - Kota Kinabalu
Oh my.... I am 100% sure the forestry rangers are not going to like me if I am to do the stuff you suggested I do (not that I am particularly good with ropes to begin with! never was a boys scout. Was in the Boy's Brigade though...) anyway, i actually do love your suggestion. If only there is a way for me to do it....
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