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    I love all the snowy pictures. It never really snows in South Carolina.

    Here are the some images from a recent waterfall hunting adventure in the upstate of SC. Winter is a tough time to shoot waterfalls as most of the vegetation is brown, and doesn't add much to the framing. At any rate, I was able to see a few places I'd like to re-visit in the spring and fall.


    Wildcat Branch Falls0005 by johnstondox, on Flickr
    5DIII + 24-70 2.8L @ 48mm 1.6" f8 ISO-100 "Wildcat Branch Falls"


    Untitled by johnstondox, on Flickr

    5DIII + 17-40 4L @ 20mm 2" f8.0 ISO-400 "Twin Falls"


    Untitled by johnstondox, on Flickr
    5DIII + 17-40 4L @ 20mm 0.5" f8.0 ISO-100 "Kings Creek Falls" I like that there was a casual hiker here to show the scale of these falls.


    Untitled by johnstondox, on Flickr
    5DIII + 17-40 4L @ 37mm 1.3" f11.0 ISO-100 "Spoonauger Falls" This was my favorite waterfall of the day and was nearly the smallest.

    Thanks for looking and tips/advice on improvement,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Johnston View Post
    Here are the some images from a recent waterfall hunting adventure in the upstate of SC. Winter is a tough time to shoot waterfalls as most of the vegetation is brown, and doesn't add much to the framing. At any rate, I was able to see a few places I'd like to re-visit in the spring and fall.
    It looks like you still have a lot of green around. We haven't seen any green for a quite a while now.

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Johnston View Post
    5DIII + 17-40 4L @ 20mm 0.5" f8.0 ISO-100 "Kings Creek Falls" I like that there was a casual hiker here to show the scale of these falls.
    Thanks for looking and tips/advice on improvement,
    If you had not mentioned the hiker, I would have missed it. That must be a big falls, and the dead tree that fell across the falls must be large.

    Thanks for sharing... my wife and I love waterfalls. It looks like we are going to need to take a drive to S.C. some day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by conropl View Post
    my wife and I love waterfalls. It looks like we are going to need to take a drive to S.C. some day.
    You should dedicate a week or so if possible as the up state of SC and also the neighboring area in NC have a good 20 waterfalls all within 2-3 hrs driving distance. A number of the falls here are GIGANTIC. There are two that I know that are 300+ feet. One of those is the largest fall east of the Mississippi (Whitewater falls). The best autumn shots down here (in the mountains) are had in mid to late October. Its definitely worth the trip.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Johnston View Post
    You should dedicate a week or so if possible as the up state of SC and also the neighboring area in NC have a good 20 waterfalls all within 2-3 hrs driving distance. A number of the falls here are GIGANTIC. There are two that I know that are 300+ feet. One of those is the largest fall east of the Mississippi (Whitewater falls). The best autumn shots down here (in the mountains) are had in mid to late October. Its definitely worth the trip.

    Dave.
    Thanks for the information. We already have a book of waterfalls in the area to start planning... but there are a lot of waterfalls around there to sort through.

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