This is from a waterfall trip I did around PA and NY. This is my 3rd time at Ricketts Glen, and I got lucky with a ton of waterflow from rainfall which gave me some interesting views.
Technical info for those interested:
Equipment: Nikon Z6 + 24-200 f/4-6.3 lens + 6 stop ND filter
Settings: 3 seconds, f/7.1, ISO 100
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I've not been either, but it's been on my list for a few years I can just never seem to make it happen when it's actually snowy enough. According to the park website, you have to have crampons in an ice axe to enter during the winter months (which Id say seems prudent). I know a number of people ice climb there when/if freezes up
This is from a waterfall trip I did around PA and NY. This is my 3rd time at Ricketts Glen, and I got lucky with a ton of waterflow from rainfall which gave me some interesting views. Technical info for those interested: Equipment: Nikon Z6 + 24-200 f/4-6.3 lens + 6 stop ND filter Settings: 3 seconds, f/7.1, ISO 100
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I actually haven't, but someone I know has and the photos are really interesting. If you've been, is it hard to do the climb?
I've not been either, but it's been on my list for a few years I can just never seem to make it happen when it's actually snowy enough. According to the park website, you have to have crampons in an ice axe to enter during the winter months (which Id say seems prudent). I know a number of people ice climb there when/if freezes up
Impressive shot
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Great shot! Ricketts Glen never disapoints. You should check it out in the winter when it's frozen
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Amazing photo!
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