The Easter weekend arrived as a warm sunny spring day presenting me with a comfortable opportunity to photograph the beauty of Manuel's River, a short drive from my home. On arrival at the trailhead, I noted with dismay that I had forgotten my tripod. Nevertheless, I hand-held my trusty Nikon D200 hoping that the images would be acceptable in spite of the inevitable softness caused by the slow shutterspeed. The resulting images speak to the ageless beauty of the rocks and water.
2 comments:
I like the soft look of the water. It gives me a feeling that the stream is hurrying along, and it makes a nice contrast with the rocks.
Wow you did really good for no tripod.
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