Rutledge Falls - spring

stirinthesauce

I posted some early fall shots of this place last year, http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=207505 and thought I would post some from Saturday for a little contrast. Nothing all that special, just a lovely place to visit and shoot which is close to my house.

1 apparently this statue was at one time located in Nashville


2 discovered that I lost my tripod (or rather left on the side of the road) a few weeks back in NC near between Cherokee and Murphy. So used my monopod to help stabilize.


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and a little video I took while there for those interested
http://www.jpbuffington.org/Category/Rutledge-Falls/22728282_S8C4VJ

novicesnapper

I really like #2, I can almost hear the water hitting the rocks. Very nice

stirinthesauce

novicesnapper wrote: »

I really like #2, I can almost hear the water hitting the rocks. Very nice

Thanks

kdog

Really nice shots. #5 is my favorite of the bunch, followed closely by 2, 6 and 7.

esc2476

Really like this set (much like the ones you linked to). Very nice.

stirinthesauce

kdog wrote: »

Really nice shots. #5 is my favorite of the bunch, followed closely by 2, 6 and 7.

Thanks

stirinthesauce

esc2476 wrote: »

Really like this set (much like the ones you linked to). Very nice.

I visit this place often. Figured i would try some similar compositions, following the changing of the seasons.

DavidTO

Nice set. I like what you were going for in #3, although I think it doesn't quite work as is, but it's a nice way to approach the subject. On #2 I might crop out the tree on the right.

stirinthesauce

DavidTO wrote: »

Nice set. I like what you were going for in #3, although I think it doesn't quite work as is, but it's a nice way to approach the subject. On #2 I might crop out the tree on the right.

Thanks for the suggestions. I believe you are right on both accounts.