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I've been there many times Rocky, to get close up shots I bring a large micro-fiber cloth. My last shot there my technique was: Set exposure manually, focus for DOF, wipe lens and cover with hand, wait for a slight break in the waterfall spray, move hand take shot, wipe lens cover with hand...
It's actually closer to 3.5 miles one way. About 2000 feet of elevation gain. I did it last year, larches are spectacular in fall up there. It's not a bad day hike.
There wasn't an additional option: I have zero interest in shooting video even if my camera is capable.
I used to have a dedicated video camera, barely used it.
I don't know about that road, the first part of it past the trees looks like an avalanche waiting to happen. When I do it, my plan would be like you mentioned.
I've been meaning to do that hike one of these days, I havent seen any good shots with snow cover from there. Might be one way to get a really original shot, at least, thats my plan.
I have spent plenty of time waiting for a break in the clouds/rain at sunset/sunrise only to be disappointed numerous times Rocky. Or it opens up just enough to tease... Many folks don't realize the time and effort it takes to get great light. I spent 4 days on the coast and came away with 2...
Thanks. Bad weather for sight seeing is good weather for photography. Clothing is a key to making the trip comfortable, though I did get wet walking in the water.
Makes for great photography. How often do you look outside or read the weather report and see lousy weather ahead? Time to stay home right? Mostly cloudy? check... Rain? check... time to head out the door.
You cant be a nice day landscape photgrapher if you want to get great shots. Which also...
Conditions in the mountains create an environment where you can shoot almost all day without worrying about harsh light and fall colors are peaking, it really doesn't get any better. For once, the forecast was correct and I got some clouds :)
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