Tallest falls in new york

[Rhoads238]

Here they are. Ill post more later I'm a little tired from the drive then hike up to the spot. Anyway they are 230 ft tall.



I wish you all could have seen how i had my tripod set up to get this one

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[Rhoads238]

Ok so heres the other shot i liked form today. I really want to put a sky in but im not sure how or if it would even look good but here it is

Sack Lunch

[Shadowman]

Here they are. Ill post more later I'm a little tired from the drive then hike up to the spot. Anyway they are 230 ft tall.



I wish you all could have seen how i had my tripod set up to get this one

CC always

I can imagine what you had to go through to get that shot. Very nice capture.

[Ramblinman]

I like the first shot the best... Where in New York was that?

[Peter Ryan]

I like #1. Very nice shot Jason.

[Rhoads238]

Its in the catskills off rt 32a on the way to tannersville. The area is amazing this time of year.

[Loose Canon]

Hi Jason,

Just wanted to say that these are my kind of shots. I am a big fan of rugged terrain, and especially have a thing for waterfalls.

I wonder if there is an orange cast in # 2. Looking at the people in it makes me wonder.

I would say that it would be possible to add a sky to #2, but because of the separation of the trees at the top of the ridge, it would be a tedious process and might not look to your liking when you are finished. Your lines there would not be very defined to begin with.

Again, nice shots!

[CNelson]

Very nice....beautiful fall colors.

Chuck

[Rhoads238]

so truth be told I dropped the sky in. It was cloudy and i wanted to not be. is it terribly noticeable? It screams at me (insert guilty conscience face here)

Also i showed my friend who is a science buff, i believe theyre called nerds, the first photo and he said that it was a natural fractal and apparently there are scientists that study this sort of thing. There's a lot to it but it was kind of interesting.

From the best that i understood it was a fractal is a some sort repeating pattern that continually gets smaller. apparently in nature it happens everywhere, i truthfully don't remember his other example. anyway my friend was saying that the highest drop is the biggest on the right then a smaller on the left, then it shifts back right with an even smaller, it continues to do the same shifting pattern right to the bottom of the frame.

I thought it was neat that there's people doing research out there on these sorts of naturally occurring patterns.

[Rhoads238]

So tomorrow I'm going to make my first "sale" of this photo. One of the last things we have to do before we graduate the culinary is we have to do a charity event. Our event is a murder mystery dinner and silent auction. I donated a matted 8 x 10 print and i am very excited by the idea that someone is going to by my photo. Anyway the event is going to be alot of fun but alot of work as well, I believe we're having 140 guests.