I spent a couple of days around Schofield Pass recently with the fam.
These falls at the lower end of Schofield Park are no secret but these I've never heard of. They were on the opposite side of the road from the main falls and they seemed to be falling out of the trees as the grade steepens in the background of this particular shot.
Pretty neat spot. I only had about 30 minutes to work it at the time, really hope I can get back there soon.
Posted by Rod Chandler on July 26, 2009 at 10:33 PM
That water color is senational Chuck. My eye did go to that snag in the middle left of the photo. Tough to deal with that distraction, I realize. Lovely colors in the rocks too.
I really like the color of the water in this one, and the comp in the other.
Posted by Chuck Peacock on July 28, 2009 at 12:21 PM
Thanks for the comments,
That clear water turns a pretty teal green in the deep pools.
The link to the second shot is kind of buried in my post. Hopefully ya'll saw that.
There were some (not a lot of) red columbine and Parry's Primrose in spots along the smaller falls but I didn't have time to get the great flower/fall compositions that I know are there.
Looks like I'm going to have to wait till next year.
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4 repliesThese falls at the lower end of Schofield Park are no secret but these I've never heard of. They were on the opposite side of the road from the main falls and they seemed to be falling out of the trees as the grade steepens in the background of this particular shot.
Pretty neat spot. I only had about 30 minutes to work it at the time, really hope I can get back there soon.
That clear water turns a pretty teal green in the deep pools.
The link to the second shot is kind of buried in my post. Hopefully ya'll saw that.
There were some (not a lot of) red columbine and Parry's Primrose in spots along the smaller falls but I didn't have time to get the great flower/fall compositions that I know are there.
Looks like I'm going to have to wait till next year.