Crawled out of bed for a few while suffering the worst case of flu I've felt in at least 4 years here to post one real quick.. Shot this last weekend deep in the Gorge with Marc and Darren, a couple of really great guys to photograph with - real class acts! (thanks again)....
Canon 1D2 at 24mm
ISO-160, f22 and 1 second - polarized, wet feet..
You guys have got some amazing greens in the Gorge this year....the wet winter was worth it. Single malt Scotch helps with the flu or at least makes it so you don't really care if you're sick or not.
Awesome work Ned, you were oh so close to having complete moss/water if it wasn't for that darn log. In any case great comp and use of that fantastic canyon wall back there. This looks like such an enchanting creek, I wish I recognized it, probably one of the many east of Eagle Creek I have yet to visit.
Hey big guy, I knew it would hit you hard...you weren't feeling well yesterday at work. Hope you feel better soon.
What can I say, I feel like I'm repeating myself...but here's another awesome stream image! If I were to nit something, I would say that I would like a little more detail in those black rocks.
I have to work on another portfolio to send over to Bend, but my plans this weekend are also to shoot the gorge streams, and see what's left of any flower comps.
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7 repliesCanon 1D2 at 24mm
ISO-160, f22 and 1 second - polarized, wet feet..
Nice isolation of the falls here and a well balanced composition.
Thinking of hitting a couple of the creeks we talked about this coming Sunday....early morning light should be about right.
What can I say, I feel like I'm repeating myself...but here's another awesome stream image! If I were to nit something, I would say that I would like a little more detail in those black rocks.
I have to work on another portfolio to send over to Bend, but my plans this weekend are also to shoot the gorge streams, and see what's left of any flower comps.
Nice shot as usual with your gorge images. You nailed this one. Sorry to hear your under the weather. That darn flu can be a real #@$%.