Multnomah Falls [Contest Finalists October 2004]
© Brenda W. LaFleur
Deluxe Website: brendalafleurphotography.com
Uploaded: October 27, 2004 21:37:56
Columbia River Gorge, Oregon
Brenda Sides
October 27, 2004
Brenda W. LaFleur
October 28, 2004
Carol, I used a 18mm wide angle on my D100. I was standing on the viewing platform which overlooks the pool that the water falls into. I got very near the rails and down very low to get the entire length of the falls in the shot. Not a pretty site for lookers-on, I'm sure, but I got what I wanted! #875507
William C. Raco
November 15, 2004
bill #912830
Jim Kinnunen
November 15, 2004
Kelly Abernathy
November 15, 2004
Susan T. Evans
November 16, 2004
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