Hocking Hills State Park

[Don Chesnut]

I call this spot the whirlpool. The whirlpool can best be seen from above the area where the log is located. I preferred this shot on the day I was there. Early morning before the sun came through the trees.

[kdoc856]

Hi, Don. Very vibrant photo, you picked up the wall textures beautifully and the extended DoF works perfectly. I am quite familiar with that area as my cabin is about 6 miles from there, but I can't place this location, at least from this perspective. Can you share that location?

[Karm Redland]

Hi Don. Nice photograph. Love the white reflection.

Karm

[Don Chesnut]

After you go over the whirlpool and walk on the trail going towards the Old Man's Cave area, just down the hill a little bit you can get down by the creek. I crossed the creek and captured some photos looking the other way and turned around and saw this perspsective. I had not been down by this area of the creek before but because it was down I was a able to get across and capture this image.

[John 2]

That's a nice use of a long exposure. The stillness and the reflection in the FG is just lovely.

[kdoc856]

After you go over the whirlpool and walk on the trail going towards the Old Man's Cave area, just down the hill a little bit you can get down by the creek. I crossed the creek and captured some photos looking the other way and turned around and saw this perspsective. I had not been down by this area of the creek before but because it was down I was a able to get across and capture this image.

Thanks, Don.
Were you moving on the trail toward the Upper Falls or the Lower Falls?

[Don Chesnut]

On the trail toward the Lower Falls.

[terrib]

All the beautiful pics you guys have posted from this park, I might have to make a trip up there just to shoot. This is really nice, Don.

[Plumcrak]

Don, wonderful capture. I am heading back there in 2 weeks. Can't wait!!

[NorthernFocus]

Really a nice shot, Don. Great comp and made the most of color and texture. The only nits I see are the reflected light on the leaves at upper left and a bit on the rocks near he water. Did you use a polarizer?

[Don Chesnut]

No polarizer was used.