The Pit (2021)
A difficult shot to pull off, id explored this waterfall a few times before managing a photo I liked. Straddling a small rock on the edge of the cliffs drop with my tripod balanced between a single leg and the strap around my neck I took this frame.
I particularly love this one because of the unfamiliar perspective of a #Waterfall it gives. Looking down, from the top.
I can't believe I've almost missed #WaterWednesday again. When I first started photography I often got called the #Waterfall guy because it's all I shot. Waterfalls became my way of learning #Composition in our local #Forest.
While the waterfall provided and obvious subject I could practice my framing, leading lines, and usage of foreground and mid ground elements to draw your eye to the main body of water.
Check out these stunning frozen #waterfalls that were towering high above me as I passed by them today. They are part of a series of waterfalls that I encountered while #snowshoeing today in the White #Mountains, NH. It was an amazing #WinterWonderland out there today after yesterday’s snowfall and freezing temperatures!
#WaterfallWednesay #hiking #snow, #ice #trees #nature #explore #outside #exercise #landscape #photography #LandscapePhotography
Starting my Thursday with #WaterfallWednesay.
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we are water droplets
held in a net
until such time comes
when we are
shaken:
evaporated
into The All
@thomasbeagle I've been there too absolutely spectacular! In Misol-ha, Mexico. #WaterfallWednesay
