As promised for this week, my Glen Falls series continues. My Intention with each series is to learn at least one new editing technique to experiement with. This week I fiddled with a blue photo filter to make the water prettier. I would Love to hear your feedback as to what you think about this weeks’ Glen Falls photos.
Do Enjoy! (((HUGS))) Amy
Since I have been talking about Niagara Falls, I thought a few photographs from Glen Falls would be enough to whet our appetites a bit until I can get to Niagara Falls. Keep in mind, this entire set of photographs from my second visit, are vastly and completely different from the first set. Some of you may not even like these images because there is much sediment in them, from the tumultuous waters. We had extremely hard rain over the Summer, and the photos you are about to see, are taken the day after one of the violent storms we had experienced.
As promised, I present to you more photographs of Glen Falls taken at slow shutter speeds. Keep in mind, that I was up against the sun that kept coming out from behind clouds, so some photos are taken with slower (silkier looking) shutter speeds then others. With cloud cover I was able to get slower shutter speeds to get that silky look.
My tour of Glen Falls continues with you. I just found out yesterday, that these Falls in Williamsville, NY are classified as a National Landmark. So, keep this in mind when you view them. They are spectacular, I will be the first to say this! I’m still going through the photos from the first day I did a shoot and at a glance, I believe I have one more post to give you which will wrap up Day One of Glen Falls.
In Heaven On Earth 