The CCC (Civilan Conseration Corps) started to build a lake in Brown County State Park, but in ~1937 they stoped and never finish it.
We were guided into the location by a state park employee. The first few photos are of the dam and spillway.
Some other photo's from the park.
As you might have guessed by now I took a lot of photos at Shades State Park. In my mind this park is better than Turkey Run State Park in some ways. Turkey Run has deeper dominating ravines, but Shades have a large multitude of rugged waterfall infested ravines.
Some variations in distance and shutters heed again.
Here is an another waterfall shot in different ways. Shades has numerious waterfalls Iike this and the previous post. Waterfall photos are becoming almost as frequent as my fungus photos.
Speaking of fungus, I have several more photos of various fungi coming soon. Fortunately for you all Winter is coming. So there will be a break from fungus for a while after I get caught up.
This sequence of photo's are one scene shot at different distances and different shutter speeds. The progressively closer distances emphasized different parts of the scene. The slower and slower shutterspeeds gave the waterfalls softer and softer textures.
I like how the central log leads the eye along the waterfalls.
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I visited Turkey Run State Park this last Saturday. This set of photo's are of the Falls Canyon with a long exposer to achieve the smooth flowing down look of the falling water.
I traveled to Turkey Run State Park this past weekend. With the recent rain and melting snow I was hoping to get some photo's of water flowing through the canyons. That is exactly what I found. This was a good trip and I am happy with the quality of these photo's. I hope you enjoy them as much I do.
Here some non-water flow pictures
