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Monday, April 12, 2010

Waterfall

I recently visited the Stover Myers Mill on Dark Hollow road.  It has not yet opened for the season, but there was plenty to see outside.  While visiting, I went upstream a bit to look at a dam I had seen on previous trips to this area.  This google map link shows the small dam. 

I recently purchased a 4x Neutral Density filter, but have not had a chance to play with it.  Well, this day, I has a BLAST.  I took a bunch of shots with the 24-105 and to 10-22.  I think the 24-105 produced the best shots.   

I had my monopod with me, but I choose to not use it.  For the first shot, I braced myself against a conveniently located tree.  I do not recall what I used to the second shot. 






Canon EF 24-105mm L f4 IS USM lens
50mm Focal Length
Exposure 1/4 sec @ f22 (shutter priority)
ISO 100
Curves adjusted for contrast



I zoomed in on an area that I thought was interesting.  


Canon EF 24-105mm L f4 IS USM lens
105mm Focal Length
Exposure 1/5 sec @ f22 (shutter priority)
ISO 100


8 comments:

Clytie said...

Absolutely beautiful. I love the way you zoomed in on the second one, to show the up-close detail. These pictures really are stunning.

Cezar and Léia said...

Wayne, you are an artist!
Wonderful pictures and magical place. I would like so much to visit there someday!
hugs
Léia

Suburban Girl said...

Beautiful waterfalls and nice job holding so still!

Regina said...

Refreshing and wonderful!

cieldequimper said...

The second one is fabulous.

Thank you for the Notre-Dame photo, it's gorgeous!

Marka said...

Great work with the ND filter! I really like the photos.

Earnest said...

Makes me wish for a waterfall nearby.. I only have a very uninteresting dam spillway... great shots.

James said...

Beautiful shots! I love this area and I also love the area where you live. Pennsylvania is a great place. :)