tonydwolfe
Cutting Stone
A week or so ago I traveled to find a small waterfall I had heard of. I had a better angle of the falls, unfortunately the wind ripping through this little valley created so much movement of the trees, and small brush in the scene the images became unusable. While I will be back here to get the composition I wanted, this one is interesting enough on its own. The water cutting the rock into boulders, into stones, leaving this strange boulder field in an unmarked valley in the mountains. This is Little Bird Falls, a lovely, if not often visited fall, it to me is more significantly interesting than the larger fall up above that attracts the most attention, though I fear the scene is a bit chaotic.
ISO: 800
Aperture: f8
SS: 3seconds
Focal: 33mm
While this angle didn't require me to get wet, the previous composition I can't show you yet had me knee deep in the creek.
My favorite shots can be purchased here:
Cutting Stone
A week or so ago I traveled to find a small waterfall I had heard of. I had a better angle of the falls, unfortunately the wind ripping through this little valley created so much movement of the trees, and small brush in the scene the images became unusable. While I will be back here to get the composition I wanted, this one is interesting enough on its own. The water cutting the rock into boulders, into stones, leaving this strange boulder field in an unmarked valley in the mountains. This is Little Bird Falls, a lovely, if not often visited fall, it to me is more significantly interesting than the larger fall up above that attracts the most attention, though I fear the scene is a bit chaotic.
ISO: 800
Aperture: f8
SS: 3seconds
Focal: 33mm
While this angle didn't require me to get wet, the previous composition I can't show you yet had me knee deep in the creek.
My favorite shots can be purchased here: