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Amazing ice and snow formations, seemingly immovable, were perched above the roaring river heading to the bigger drop of Bond Falls. The contrasting textures and shapes were captivating. Two image panorama taken in Paulding, Michigan on Saturday, January 14, 2017.
A rainy Autumn morning at Bond Falls.
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Camera - Nikon D700
Lens - Nikon 16-35mm
Focal length - 29mm
Exposure - 1 sec
Aperture - f/14
ISO Speed - 200
Quality - raw processed in capture NX2
Tripod - manfrotto-proxb
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The Village of Paulding is the county seat of Paulding County, Ohio. In 2010 it had a population of 3,605.
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My 5th picture from 5th folder. Bond Falls Paulding Michigan.Picture taken with Canon 40D with 18-55 mm Zoom lens at f/s 25 for 1 sec. ISO 100 on a tripod plus a circular polarizer.
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The Village of Paulding is the county seat of Paulding County, Ohio. In 2010 it had a population of 3,605.
The sound of the water rushing here at Bond Falls near Paulding Michigan was incredible. There is a boardwalk near the base of the falls and some trails going near the lower and upper falls allowing visitors to get up close and personal. A must see in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Thanks for visiting and have a great Thursday! I've been a little busy with work lately but will catch up with everyone's recent work soon. :-)
Upper Bond Falls Paulding Michigan.
For anyone interested in slowing the water for creamy effect, this is my method for accomplishing that. You must use a tripod and have either a self timer or a cable release. Also, your camera will have to allow you to set a 1 second exposure. You do not want to expose for more than 1 second because it will wash the water out, so you’ll be using an F stop (i.e. F20 or higher) that will allow you to expose for 1 second. I also use a circular polarizer to cut down on the glare on the water. Then you might have to plus or minus 1/3 of a stop one way or the other depending on the lighting. Cloudy days are often best but sunny days can work too, as you can see in this picture. I hope this helps anyone who might want to try to achieve this effect. You might have to tweak a little with your particular situation and camera, but this method always works for me. Mike
If you would like to see more pictures with this effect I have a set called Spectacular Bond Falls.
The sight and sound of this waterfall is something you will never forget. Bond Falls Paulding
Michigan.
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This is a view from under Bond Falls and the roar of the cascading water made for a dreamy autumn day. Bond Falls is located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan at the town of Paulding.
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Bond Falls Paulding Michigan
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The Paulding County Courthouse in Paulding, Ohio was built in 1886. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
“The leaves lay like hands upon the ground.
When the wind rustles them, they applaud softly.”
- Laura E. Stevens
A beautiful autumn day at Bond Falls Paulding Michigan. My wife and I just sat here for over an hour looking at this breathtaking scene never wanting to leave.
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“When you put your hand in a flowing stream, you touch the last that has gone before and the first of what is still to come.”
Leonardo da Vinci
Bond Falls Paulding Michigan.
This picture was taken with Canon 40D with 18-55mm 3.5 IS Zoom Lens at F/S 24 for 1/2 second at ISO 100 on a tripod, plus 2/3 of a f/s for light plus a circular polarizer.
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Upper Bond Falls Paulding Michigan. To reach the upper falls you climb several flights of stairs about 100 feet above the lower falls. When you reach the upper falls there are many smaller waterfalls coming from every direction. It is a spectacular view of this awesome work of art.
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Lens - Nikon 16-35mm
Focal length - 28mm
Aperture - f/16
Exposure - 1/4 sec
Filter - .9 rev ND
Polarizer - yes
Quality - Raw
ISO - 200
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Bond Falls Paulding Michigan
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Our next stop on our fall trip was Bond Falls at Paulding Michigan. If there was only one place I could go in Autumn it would be to Bond Falls. To sit and see all of Mother Natures works of art all in one place. Bond Falls is a very romantic spot and many marriages have been performed here. To sit on a bench with my beautiful wife and stare at this miracle of nature is truly priceless and it don't get any better than this. Picture was taken with Canon 40D with 18-55mm 3.5 IS zoom lens at F/S 29 for 1 second at ISO 100 on a tripod, plus 2/3 of a f/s for light plus a circular polarizer.
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Bond Falls Paulding Michigan. This picture was taken April 29th and is what Bond Falls looks like in early spring. there was not much color just the beauty of the falls. The picture below was taken in late October of last year when Bond Falls was dressed in all her autumn beauty from the same POV. Two seasons at beautiful Bond Falls.