Greeter Falls in Tennessee

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  • Nov 29, 2007 at 4:19 pm #7425
    Mike Anderson
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    Spent a day checking out Greeter Falls which is about 40 min from where I live. As expected it was very low so the scenery wasn’t near a nice as it is in the Spring. Here is the falls under normal weather.

    I’m almost ashamed to post these with some of the work I’ve seen here. I didn’t do any kind of editing on these for the most part. I want to wait till I get the new Adobe PS installed before I do anymore editing.
    There just wasn’t much interesting stuff to shoot this trip. The low water made it a little boring.
    Feel free to critique all you want.
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    Nov 30, 2007 at 2:10 am #62120
    Avatar photoChad Simcox
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    photo #18 shows an interesting scene but the photo does not work. A larger DOF would have helped, but the angle itself is the problem. I find the pool and formation of the leaves to be the most interesting aspect of this photo. I would have focused in on that area for some shots.
    photo #41 is a wonderful photo.

    Kind of makes me home sick for TN.

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    Nov 30, 2007 at 1:05 pm #62121
    Mike Anderson
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    Thanks for the input Chad! I was stuck with a 50mm macro (left my camera bag at the top of that trail and my tripod in the car…).

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