Jumog Waterfall, Solo, Central Java, Indonesia

Jimmy Kohar

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Indonesia Jumog Waterfall, Solo, Central Java

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Short streams leading to a waterfall.

Photography Tips

Tripod, CPL and (graduated) ND Filters will be necessary to get ideal streaking water textures results. Shorts and mountain sandals as you will want to get knee deep in the water. A few microfiber cloth to keep your lens clean from the water mists.

Many spots can be found here with alternative compositions, along the way to the waterfall itself.

Travel Information

It's only 1 hour quick drive from Solo and it's one of the easiest to reach and the most pleasurable location for landscape photography. Arrive at 5 or 6 in the morning before the crowd arrives!

Spot Type Outdoor

Crowd Factor A decent amount of people

Best Timing Sunrise

Sunrise & Sunset 05:16 - 17:52 | current local time: 04:16

Photo Themes nature River streams waterfalls

Locations solo central java Jumog surakarta

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Spot Comments (5)

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Dino Bramanto 28.05.2018

Great foto,love it.

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Manuel Becker 28.04.2018

Holy moly Jimmy, your photos impress me again and again! You always seem to find the perfect exposure times for a great visual flow of the water! Big congratz on these really beautiful photos and thank you so much for sharing them along with the spot details, appreciate it so much!

Jimmy Kohar verified

29.04.2018

Thanks Manuel, most of my pictures is shot in brackets and blended with luminosity mask. I still have to work on my color harmony and contrast though :)

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Manuel Becker 29.04.2018

I guess we all have room to improve, evolve or change. But that's also the nice part about photography. By the way: Was the water very cold?

Jimmy Kohar verified

29.04.2018

Not at all. It's tropical Indonesia, the water is warm.