Going exclusively to the Maryland side for over a year, I worked the overlook with some new ideas, and captured some new things. I combined the motion blur of the water falls using a long exposure, while also capturing a near motionless Great Blue Heron for some neat results...
I also took a handful of sunset photos, and even witnessed a rescue of a kayaker that had dislocated their shouldered while having fun on the river.
Then I decided to check out the Virginia side of the Falls and I was really impressed. Here are a couple of HDR's from the Virginia side.
-Nikographer / Jon
2 comments:
I really love your photography. I have seen your talent grow.
Hi there,
I was doing a google image search for some of my photos and came across your slow shutter speed Great Blue Heron. That technique is one of my favorite things to do at Great Falls ... and in the summer there are certainly a ton of herons there. If you would like to see one of my takes on it check out this link:
http://www.chriskaylerphotography.com/greatblueheron.htm
Also, I visit Great Falls NP (mostly VA side) pretty regularly ( live in Northern VA). I actually just made a post about it on my most recent blog post. You can find that here if you wish:
http://www.chriskaylerphotography.com/blog
Anyways, really cool shots (The 2nd is my favorite). Check out my blog if you wish ... I'll be checking back in here from time to time. Take care!
Chris Kayler
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