CT Waterfalling
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First set (1-11) are from Ayers Gap in Franklin, CT. If you want directions, just ask.
Second set (12-28) are from Enders Falls State Park in East Granby, CT.
29 and 30 are from Northgate Falls, a few miles from Enders.
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Second set (12-28) are from Enders Falls State Park in East Granby, CT.
29 and 30 are from Northgate Falls, a few miles from Enders.
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Now Enders:
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The last one's here are from Northgate Falls, a few miles from Enders State Park:
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Enjoy.
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Good work
This a great series. Really a study of the waterfall with exceptional compositions. I was impressed with #3, awed at #4, floored at #5 and then gave up keeping track of the individual images and took the whole study in. Very well done!
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Thanks Eoren, and Marc.
Enders makes composition really easy. There are so many cool perspectives and rock formations there to shoot. You could probably go there every day for a year or more and never come back with the same thing twice. Really is one of the best series of falls in New England.
-Andy
1, 6, 12, 16, 17, 21 are my favs.
A great series of waterfalls!!
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Yeah both great places. Enders is really cool. There are so many possibilities at both. But it is mostly catching the right time of year. Lately, there has been enough rain, so they are flowing pretty good, and the foliage change helps too.
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Thanks Ron, I'm sure you could. Yeah both places are pretty good. So good I did spend hours in both.
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I will go there. Maybe not this year (or, hell, maybe during the winter). Awesome location, and fantastic photos!
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Thanks, and yeah they are very nice for intimate shots. Enders is great, but it can be very dangerous there if you don't pay attention to what you are doing, as the falls there are big enough to hurt you if you make a mis-step.
Numerous people have been rescued out of there this summer.
-Andy
Yeah I really want to get up there this winter, tried last year, but it was the day after a ice storm, and almost impossible to move around, especially 10-20 feet above a fast moving stream or waterfall. Not a fun position to be in, so I left. Maybe later this winter, after all the crummy early winter ice storms are over.
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