Here's a few photos taken during a hike last month in the Chattahoochee Forest. I was there from some boys from our church on a High Adventure activity. The hike was 7 miles one way and we had to cross a river...not on a bridge, but through the river...about 20 times each way. The hike was exhausting, but well worth it. We hiked to a waterfall, had fun jumping off of it, then hiked back. I didn't really get any photos of the falls because I was too busy jumping off them. I did get some photos of the boys jumping off though. :)
The couple of photos I have of the river were using a slow shutter speed of 1/8 of a second. I should have been using a tripod but didn't bring one with me. With the photos shrunk down some they still look fairly sharp, but next time I'll have to bring the tripod with me.
2 comments:
Coolness! Do you have the kind of tripod that's just one leg? That seems like it would be pretty handy in that sort of terrain. (I guess it would be a "unipod", eh?) :)
Actually I have a light weight tripod which would have worked really well...had I brought it. :D
And the one legged one is a monopod. :)
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