Noccalula Falls; Gadsden Alabama

tgates · Mar 25, 2006

We finished our Spring Break yesterday with a visit to this park. http://www.noccalulafalls.org/v1/legend.php

Here are a few shots....I know - I should have slowed the shutterspeed down on the waterfall. I have to work on that...
I just wanted to share the photos...this is a beautiful place to visit!

1; From the top of the falls looking down the river

2; View of the falls from above

3; View from behind the falls

4

5

6 My stepdaughter and I enjoying the view

7 Rainbow view

woodsac · Mar 25, 2006

Very nice series

Jimee · Mar 25, 2006

Very beautiful. I love the behind the falls view and the rainbow picture.

Antarctican · Mar 25, 2006

You're right, it's a beautiful spot. Nice series.

LaFoto · Mar 26, 2006

What a wonderful series. And what a beautiful spot to go to. Wow, I like these a lot, and most of all I like the second.
I accept any guesses as to why I particularly like the second. Hm? Any ideas?

tgates · Mar 26, 2006

LaFoto said:
What a wonderful series. And what a beautiful spot to go to. Wow, I like these a lot, and most of all I like the second.
I accept any guesses as to why I particularly like the second. Hm? Any ideas?

I give up............why?

LaFoto · Mar 26, 2006

Well, it may have to do with a colour that I have spoken about often before..., maybe.....

???

Raindrops · Mar 26, 2006

These are great. I love numbers 2, 3 and 4.

@ LaFoto, give us a clue :mrgreen: ... another one!

LaFoto · Mar 26, 2006

You need more clues? You really do? Ask around, the others will know!

Raindrops · Mar 26, 2006

LaFoto said:
You need more clues? You really do? Ask around, the others will know!

could it be the blues? :mrgreen: :lol:

:mrgreen:

LaFoto · Mar 26, 2006

Yeah, well, I guess you are right there, too :er: ...

:lol:

tgates · Mar 26, 2006

So..when does spring arrive in Germany?

Alison · Mar 26, 2006

Really great series! #3 is my personal favorite!

DarkEyes · Mar 26, 2006

Hi Tgates, great pics. my fav is #5, the compostion is great, and detail remains intact throughout the highlights without underexposing the image in a detrimental way. what exposure did you use for this image?