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<blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 795621" data-attributes="member: 10038">oops,,, yesterday flew by.. and now its Friday,, been good photo week. and now weekend is upon us..I try to keep a constant stream of shots, but also include burst of photos into the stream. and speakingof streams,, last blog was the discussion of driving for 70 minutes for 5 minutes of shots. so hereone of the photos. [ATTACH]383920[/ATTACH]I have taken this a fair number of times,, and it is constantly changing in look depending on season and flow. This is when it is running fairly hard as the spring runoff is still going, but not full bore either. I often don't like taking waterfall when they are max,, often they loose some of the charm on detail when the water runs at too high of a rate. [ATTACH]383921[/ATTACH]where here a water fall is running a lot less, so the separate flow is visible.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stmv, post: 795621, member: 10038"] oops,,, yesterday flew by.. and now its Friday,, been good photo week. and now weekend is upon us.. I try to keep a constant stream of shots, but also include burst of photos into the stream. and speaking of streams,, last blog was the discussion of driving for 70 minutes for 5 minutes of shots. so here one of the photos. [ATTACH=CONFIG]383920._xfImport[/ATTACH] I have taken this a fair number of times,, and it is constantly changing in look depending on season and flow. This is when it is running fairly hard as the spring runoff is still going, but not full bore either. I often don't like taking waterfall when they are max,, often they loose some of the charm on detail when the water runs at too high of a rate. [ATTACH=CONFIG]383921._xfImport[/ATTACH] where here a water fall is running a lot less, so the separate flow is visible. [/QUOTE]

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