I think I’m in a rut or maybe I’m on a roll, but most of my hikes when I take my camera end up with mostly waterfall pictures. Maybe it’s that the winter landscape is pretty boring without any greenery. Or because the Patapsco River has been running high and muddy because of all the rain and snow, so it doesn’t seem to offer many photo ops either. So I’ll continue to hike along the little creeks and take little waterfall shots as they present themselves. Here’s what I found this morning.
I think the exposures came out much better since the snow melted from Friday. I used exposure bracketing bracketing as was suggested by one of the commenters from last Friday’s post and that helped as well.
You may see more woodland landscapes from me from now on. Since I retired last week, I’ve set a goal of hiking at least three miles every morning so I can get back in shape. We’ll see how that goes. 😁
