Waterfalls look really beautiful captured in long exposure—I won’t try to argue that point. A smooth wall of water cascading in an impossibly solid sheet towards the ground is a sight to behold.
But gosh darn it, does EVERY waterfall photo HAVE to be a long exposure? I say no, and I’m submitting this collection of non-long exposure waterfall photos from 500px as evidence.
Every one of them is spectacular, not just because of the composition or light, but also because of the beautiful texture of the cascading water frozen in an instant as it crashed towards its gravity-determined destination.
Not every waterfall photo has to be a long exposure… here are 30 photos that prove it:
![[ seljalandsfoss ] by Deryk Baumgärtner on 500px.com](https://drscdn.500px.org/photo/76666529/m%3D900/b8be0a65df8eddc9ff7266ac02eff55f)
Do you have your own non-long exposure waterfall photo to share? Upload it to 500px and put the link in the comments down below! And if you want to see more of the gorgeous waterfall photography on 500px—long exposure and otherwise—click here.
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