Today I was able to get out and about for awhile with a friend locally, for a short time. We decided to drive East of White Salmon to a small roadside falls near Rowland Lake to practice shooting iced up waterfalls. It is so seldom I get the chance to shoot icicles that it always takes a little messing around with settings to look for the right ones! I remembered that when shooting ice and snow it is best to actually over expose, while watching histograms closely to avoid bad blow out of the highlights.
A land of fairy castles and undersea bubbles greeted us up the Old Highway 8
Now you get to see the castles without getting cold!
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6 thoughts on “Ice Falls in the East Columbia Gorge”
I had hoped to head up the South side of the Gorge, but never made it. Beautiful photography!
I had intended to leave early in the day and head DOWN the south side of the Gorge, but never made that either! lol, sometimes life throws us curve balls. I have been seeing some amazing Gorge ice waterfalls in my friends photos.
oh thank you David for taking time to comment! Sometimes I get so caught up in a bunch of shots I lose perspective on which one really might grab people…
I had hoped to head up the South side of the Gorge, but never made it. Beautiful photography!
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I had intended to leave early in the day and head DOWN the south side of the Gorge, but never made that either! lol, sometimes life throws us curve balls. I have been seeing some amazing Gorge ice waterfalls in my friends photos.
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Well maybe I will venture up there before it moderates or wait until the next Arctic Blast Calamity Alert.
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I suspect it might still last a few days!
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Love that first shot!
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oh thank you David for taking time to comment! Sometimes I get so caught up in a bunch of shots I lose perspective on which one really might grab people…
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