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A couple weeks ago, I took my brother to see Chedoke Falls via the gorge. That meant that we had to pass Lower Chedoke Falls along the way. With intense sunlight on the trees lining the gorge, the light was a challenge. I ended up combining two exposures, two full stops apart.
This is a shot of the Lower Falls,in Johnson Canyon, Banff Alberta. The Ice walk is amazing.A must do if you are visiting Banff
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photos taken with old manual lenses;
Carl Zeiss Flektogon 25mm f4
Carl Zeiss Pancolar 50mm f1.8
Carl Zeiss Sonnar 135mm f3.5
Centon 500mm f8 Mirror Lens
Took a solo hike in to the Sipsey Wilderness Area in search of White Falls. Parked at Randolph Trailhead and took 201 to Rippey Cabin (if a cinderblock building can be considered a cabin). After a short break continued on down to the Sipsey Fork and turned downstream. Short distance later turned upstream on White Creek. I could almost immediately hear the falls reverberating through the trees.
The eastern hydrangea border in the lower terrace has a collection of more than thirty varieties of hydrangea along with other perennials. The trees in the lawn are flowering cherry trees that carpet the lawns with pink blossoms in the spring. There also is a collection of lilacs below the fence of the lower terrace.
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Sky was completely grey on that day without any texture whatsoever. I had already given up on all shots I had taken and started playing around with sky replacements. Ended up really liking this one.
Shot with the Samyang 20mm 1.8
The Jesse Brent Lower Mississippi River Museum is located in a fully restored dry docked riverboat on Washington Street in Vicksburg, Mississippi. The museum provides visitors a view of life surrounding the mighty Mississippi River through multiple interactive displays. Print size 8x10 inches. Photo by my wife Barb. HWW.
Uncle Tom's Trail / Lower Falls
Yellowstone National Park, WY
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Lower Antilope is een zogeheten slot canyon; het water heeft hier een diepe sleuf uitgesleten in de zanderige bodem.
Bij droog weer kan de canyon bezocht worden, bij regen; geen goed idee. In 1997 verdronken in deze canyon 11 toeristen als gevolg van een onverwachte onweersbui die een 15 meter hoge vloedgolf door de canyon veroorzaakte.
Lower Antilope Canyon is toch wel een van de mooste, door de natuur gecreëerde plekken die ik ooit gezien heb!
30 april 2015