When i visited here on my way home the other day i was planning to skip these upper falls… they have been photographed so much and I thought the world does not need another one wink emoticon however when i got there.. I thought i'll just take one pano here smile emoticon Now I am glad I did.
I saw on the news today that a young bloke lost his life here just the other day when he slipped and fell from the top falls, i was not not gonna bother editing this picture, however a small gesture i can make to this young guy and his family is to dedicate this picture to them. RIP mate.
#somersbyfalls #somersby
Exif love:
12 vertical frames stitched together, then cropped a bit 'cause I did not like all that water in the foreground 🙂
D750 coupled with Nikkor 24-70mm f2.8 @ 24mm Aperture: f18 and Shutter Speed: 3s
exposure comp -0.3EV
ISO 0.3 under 100 (to get the longer shutter speed)
Out front – CPL only and a beautiful set of falls.
+Gerard Blacklock a touching & fitting tribute mate! It's sad to hear of tragic accidents like that, especially with youth. It always reminds me of how we place ourselves in potentially dangerous situations to get our shots.
Gerard – If we all stopped taking photos which have be done to death, that would be the time to ditch the camera and take up golf. Very nice picture and the first image I have see of these falls.
Lovely tribute +Gerard Blacklock
+Tom Testone
exactly, there have been quite a few people who have lost their lives at really nice spots, some while taking pictures too. one can never be too careful.
+Mar Par
well I do play golf a bit, however I enjoy photography much more – thanks mate. 🙂
+Kitten KaboodleInc
Thanks Big K.
Beautiful, and special image of these falls.
Magnifique
Thankyou +Krzysztof Felczak and +Paul Paradis