Showing off Tucker Falls

[Wicked Dark]

mainly to my mom who'd never been here before. Even though I've shot it before, I set up the tripod and shot it again. I don't think those logs were there a month ago. Tucker brook is always turning up something new.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3604/5707799633_8d695218bc_b.jpg

[Wicked Dark]

Here's the view from the top of the falls - standing just above the log pointing up.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2501/5719516936_345505da5b_b.jpg

[Matt K.]

Very nice ... love the silkiness. Exposure time was how long? About 1/2 sec or more?

[Wicked Dark]

Thanks.
probably between 1 and 2 seconds...1.3, 1.6, somewhere in there. Just a polarizer on both, no ND.

[Mad Aussie]

That's a nice view in the 1st shot.

[BzdegaPhotography]

just beautiful!!! I love your water shots!

[johnbriner]

These are fantastic water shots, especially the first one. Looks like Tucker falls is a great place if one's after tranquility. Thanks for sharing.

[Wicked Dark]

Thanks folks. Tucker brook is a great place.

[Richard]

ahahhha the master of the water shot. :)

These are real nice WKD. I especially like the perspective on the first one.

[Hillbillygirl]

Wow, love that first one WD. Those logs really do add to it.

[Wicked Dark]

Thanks peeples.
It's kind of funny about the logs. a buddy and local photographer shot the falls a couple weeks before I did and he chose a set back position I've shot before and many other photographers have, too. It's like a reflex or something that we all go downstream to set up. This time my mom was feeling kinda tired so I said I'd shoot real quick. Having just been on top of the falls I had the log in my mind and didn't wander to the usual set up. That same photographer guy saw my shot and said that those logs hadn't been there when he was there a bit earlier. I checked his images and they were, he just didn't see them.