Falling leaves and waterfalls….
Here’s Raleigh Falls from the opposite side. With water levels so low, it was easy to step across and shoot a less seen angle. Which side do you like better?
For our de Havilland float plane fans, I have the Otter at the dock at sunset.
The proportionately large tail is exaggerated from this angle.
For specifc screen resolutions, drop down the ‘free calendar’ tab at the top of the page and select October 2012. Happy fall y’all!
This sequence of shots just a little down stream were taken quite late in the day. I wanted to take advantage of less light for slower shutter speeds to give me the silky water look.
I love how purple the rock in the foreground came out in the shot.
Photo tip: when shooting at or after sunset, be sure to have a flashlight along to find your way home!
Happy 1st day of fall.
We all know water freezes at 0 degrees Celsius (32F). When the air temperature hovers at that point we can find water in both solid and liquid form.
This day the spring melt falls over a highway rock cut and builds ice at the bottom.
Doesn’t it look like the water comes right out of the rock cliff? Below is the context of this beautiful falls in the Agawa Canyon. Imagine the spring run off here!
Karen Greaves Photography & Fibre Art 