Chittenango Falls - Madison County
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This has got to be one of the most impressive falls in the area to me ... that Ihave seen to this date. I am glad you got to check them out Backpacker. Great Shots by the way
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Beautiful, Paul!
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great capture Paul
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I went to Caz years ago and we'd love going down there. We went back up a couple years for vacation and loved going to Chittenango again. It was a great trip. But I had trouble shooting the falls due to the light. I tend to do things early morning and we slept in a bit and didn't get there until maybe mid-morning. even by then it was 98 degrees and 95% humidity outside of the gorge so you can image what it was like down in there! But when is the best time to shoot these falls? I assume later in the day you have the sun right on them. In the am you have glare from shooting at the sun.
to see my photos http://www.pbase.com/gardengirl13/
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Wow...this is stunning!Paul B wrote: