Albion Falls
With steady drizzle on Saturday afternoon, I was hoping to have this place to myself. But a family of waterfall explorers arrived moments after I did. Although they wouldn't stand still, they did provide a good sense of scale.
This photo was taken on May 14, 2011 in Albion Falls, Hamilton, ON, CA, using a Nikon D300.
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Thankful! (13 months ago | reply)
From higher up, overlooking the falls, and not standing in the water:
D Breezy - now on Google + too (13 months ago | reply)
man that second shot is freaking sweeeeeeet! nice one man
PatT&5 (13 months ago | reply)
So nice!!! Wow. The misty look gives it such a air of mystery and fairy tales. What a gorgeous place. Love them both but the second gets my vote.
Frankkingphotos.ca added this photo to his favorites. (13 months ago)
Frankkingphotos.ca (13 months ago | reply)
Fabulous, Brook. I think I like the second one best. The cascade is a little brighter and there's more water action at the bottom.
RondaKimbrow added this photo to her favorites. (13 months ago)
RondaKimbrow (13 months ago | reply)
both are great but that second shot - WOW!!!!!! That's just crazy good!
Slake. (13 months ago | reply)
My vote for the second shot also. What really draws me into both is the amazing misty look of the trees. Gorgeous!
Anne Strickland added this photo to her favorites. (13 months ago)
Anne Strickland (13 months ago | reply)
Wow, what an amazing amount of waterflow! I think the second one has my vote, too, but great job with both shots. I hope that you have more to show us!
Ivan Sorensen (13 months ago | reply)
Yup! the second. Its sweeping motion drags the viewer with it.
Panorama Paul (13 months ago | reply)
Both shots are great... but I think that I might actually prefer the second one. The people do add a great sense of scale... though I'm sure they would have moved away if you'd started throwing stones at them!!? :)
suzanne_williams (13 months ago | reply)
You sure do hang out in intersting places Brook..these are all fantastic.
Lorna689 (13 months ago | reply)
Marvellous Image
Bayfront Visions (13 months ago | reply)
Brook
Great shots of Albion Falls and I love the rock sitting at the top.
Herb
Greg David (13 months ago | reply)
beautiful shots!! still gotta make my way to Hamilton/Burlington for some falls shots.
LBooker (Lorraine) added this photo to her favorites. (13 months ago)
LBooker (Lorraine) (13 months ago | reply)
wow Brook..I don't think Albion has ever looked so good!
bluebird218 - off & on (13 months ago | reply)
The second one is perfection. Not only are the falls incredible, but the green trees make a gorgeous background.
Dave Berryman (13 months ago | reply)
That is such a beautiful place!
Lisa-S (13 months ago | reply)
With all this rain I bet this is really flowing heavily now.
Axiraa added this photo to her favorites. (13 months ago)
Axiraa (13 months ago | reply)
Fantastic shots, Brook!
You found the best time for shooting that place, young leaves on the trees were just the most awesome colour.
The second picture is more gorgeous (there is too many "unnecessary" people everywhere at the wrong time, wrong place)!
shotzy (13 months ago | reply)
I actually like how the people give us the sense of scale.
G Luff (13 months ago | reply)
Fantastic shots. I like the rock in the waterfall. Great!
Don Briggs (13 months ago | reply)
Cool place and captures. I like the top shot best composition wise.
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