Watkins Glen WelcomeThe Sentry Bridge Cascade

Always a Great Pleasure to be Back in Watkins Glen. Mother Nature really did great there! This last visit was in the fall, just a few days back, it was crappy, raining, cold, and close to the closing time and getting dark. All of that 'bad' worked into a great experience in a mostly empty park despite its popularity with the wet rock and wet colorful leaves looking great!

With all of these natural treats that one can point a camera at, how's one supposed to keep up with the computer part of today's photography? My backlog reaches far back, medieval ages most likely. Was film easier to keep up with, or did people have rolls of undeveloped and developed film around that was waiting to be enlarged onto paper?

Back to Watkins Glen, I'm always impressed by the welcome the park provides. An impressive waterfall in a narrow slot right at the entrance! And then just for a good measure, 18 more to come.

Have fun finding your new angles!

More Watkins Glen Photos ...

Equipment used:

• Nikon D600
• Nikon 24-85mm Nikkor Lens
• Induro Carbon Fiber 4-section Tripod (CT014) (my travel tripod; its four sections give it smaller collapsed size and it's also lighter than my standard workhorse tripod. It has been through deserts and oceans and is still going strong after 4 years)
• Manfrotto ball head (496RC2)
• Think Tank Speed Demon Waist Pack,  Petzl Zipka Plus 2 Headlamp (always in the bag just in case), SanDisk Extreme 32GB SD Cards
• Exposure delay mode of 2 seconds, no remote release
• Nikon Capture NX2

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