Posted by Jack Graham on February 9, 2007 at 10:35 PM
Just because this tremendous frozen waterfalls is there about
100 yards in from of you doesn't make it any easier to determine the shot. In anything there are SO many shots that few are the "right stuff".
We have had so many days below 32 degrees ( its been under 17 degrees here for a week now) and about 14 nights below 8-10 degrees its amazing whats going on here.
I shot with with Chuck the other afternoon.
D200, 80-200mm probably about F11. +1.
JG
Posted by Jack Graham on February 9, 2007 at 10:39 PM
And oh by the way----heres is the falls in May of last year!
JG
Posted by Toni Lankerd on February 10, 2007 at 9:10 AM
The frozen falls up close as you have shown here, remind me so much of the Frozen Niagara formations in Mammoth Caves!
Amazing images, Jack.....every image that you have posted of these falls! It just goes to show there is beauty in every season and every form.
Posted by Robert Helms on February 10, 2007 at 9:40 PM
Nice image, Jack. It's amazing how the cold weather can cause a waterfall to freeze up.
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4 replies100 yards in from of you doesn't make it any easier to determine the shot. In anything there are SO many shots that few are the "right stuff".
We have had so many days below 32 degrees ( its been under 17 degrees here for a week now) and about 14 nights below 8-10 degrees its amazing whats going on here.
I shot with with Chuck the other afternoon.
D200, 80-200mm probably about F11. +1.
JG
JG
Amazing images, Jack.....every image that you have posted of these falls! It just goes to show there is beauty in every season and every form.