Tag Archives: waterscape
08.19.2018 Tannin Cascade in Bear’s Den
Although Bear’s Den is best known for it’s waterfall, and I did make a few images but have done so before, I enjoyed this tannin-colored cascade and spent a fair amount of time working it. Every brook and river is … Continue reading
08.16.2018 The Third Dean Brook Cascade Composition
I guess you could accuse me of milking this cascade, but it has so many “good sides” to it. I actually did a fourth from a distance but that one doesn’t work as well as the others so you can … Continue reading
08.15.2018 Buffam Brook Cascade
Here is another favorite spot that few if any visit. It is located a little above the more popular waterfall of the same name. I’ve shot this cascade from the other side a few times in the past, but this … Continue reading
08.14.2018 Two views of one cascade in Dean Brook
I love this brook with all its cascades. The water was quite strong yesterday and, depending on where I stood, was capable of pulling me downstream if I got careless. But once my feet, and those of the tripod, were … Continue reading
12.03.2017 The sum of the parts
When I go searching for cascades and waterfalls to photograph, I get especially excited to find some that are a combination of flows from a few directions. Often, because the water is tumbling over a variety of rocks, the textures … Continue reading
11.26.2017 Amethyst Brook Waterfall
I haven’t been out much lately as we enter our annual “stick” season of bare trees and grey skies. Those conditions do lend themselves to less spacious landscapes and other more intimate subjects and a woodland waterfall certainly fits and … Continue reading
03.14.2017 Cold and Alone
I almost always shoot solo. Having a shooting partner is nice and offers a bit of safety when one is hiking deep in the woods or off the beaten path and I’d be wise to do so, but I almost … Continue reading
