Super images. Love the second, so moody with the fog in the bottom, and sun shining through at the top.
Love the water patterns in the last image, great shutter speed choice.
Starfire8 wrote:
A real treat to view! The 2nd image is worthy of a print, too! Enjoy all of your time out in Nature!
David. Thanks David, I’m absolutely enamored with my new mountain home
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lighthound wrote:
Nothing like a good Hooker first thing in the morning.
I was just up those falls myself a week ago or so. Beautiful area and you captured it well.
Welcome to the mountains!
Dave
. Thanks Dave, I’m still pinching myself with the realization that we live here
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Ludvig83 wrote:
These images certainly drive the point home about the A1 being more than good enough for almost all photography.
Currently balancing an A9 and A7iv, but thinking about that A1.
Thanks for the kind words. I’ve had most of Sony aSeries, and am 100% content with the a1. I thought I’d miss the MP of the RIV, but absolutely haven’t and this camera really excels at everything I’ve thrown at it, from portraiture to air shows and BIF to landscapes. Can’t recommend it enough!
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saaketham wrote:
Beautiful set .. and hope you enjoy the mountains . Thank you, and we are!!!
mabidally wrote:
Gorgeous shots, No 2 is my pick! thanks so much, mine as well
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MARKFER wrote:
First fall in 40 years sounds like an old gent with a broken bone. I do have to keep myself in check ‘cause my rock-climbing billy-goat mentality still thinks I’m 20 but my knees always remind me otherwise
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war72 wrote:
Super images. Love the second, so moody with the fog in the bottom, and sun shining through at the top.
Love the water patterns in the last image, great shutter speed choice. . Thanks so much for your comments!
Actually, when I read your thread title, I immediately had a song in my ear...
"Mandolin wind" by Rod Stewart: "...Through the coldest winter, in almost fourteen years..."
Olaf G wrote:
Fitrst I thought you must be a time traveller...
Beautiful shots!
Actually, when I read your thread title, I immediately had a song in my ear...
"Mandolin wind" by Rod Stewart: "...Through the coldest winter, in almost fourteen years..."
Thanks for the kind words!
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ahamp wrote:
Nice set. I have family in NC. I chuckled when I read about retiring and relocating OUT of Florida since so many do it the other way around.
Thanks! yeah after 40years sweating 24/7/365 and grinding thru 1/2 dozen hurricanes, I’ll gladly trade the Miami homestead for cool mountain seasons and a distinct absence of natural disasters
Terry D wrote:
Wonderful images…had to be a joy to be there. Thank you for bringing them to us
Terry D
Thank you Terry, and the day was everything you want in a photography experience-full of peace and serenity for the soul and thankfulness for the opportunity to witness and capture the season’s awesomeness.
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stuffmaster wrote:
Marvelous images! A well deserved win. Thank you!
Wow, that’s pretty special for me, MANY thanks to all!!!
