Pack Saddle Covered Bridge Falls

[KDS Photography]

Originally Posted by Tracybug

Oh my goodness that is lovely!!!! I love the way the water looks!!!!

Thanks so much for the comment Tracy! Glad you enjoyed it.

Originally Posted by jim0004

Great photo and beautiful scenery!

Thank you Jim, it's appreciated.

Originally Posted by kerrberr

Nice job. Gorgeous shot! I lived in that area for a couple years & found it beautiful.

Thanks Kerrberr. It is a beautiful area. Cheers.

Originally Posted by jjdog2

Nice image.Thanks so much jjdog2. Cheers.

jj

Originally Posted by Erich1B

I like the motion in the water, but for some reason I want to see both sides of the bridge anchored over the river. It's probably just me, but the bridge just seems to be floating in space on the right side of the image.

Thanks for taking the time to comment. Excellent point on your observation. I guess what caught my eye was the water flow which was really good yesterday. This time of year you usually wouldn't see this much water flowing.

From my vantage point I wasn't happy with a landscape portrait even though I did take some of those as well but the water didn't give me the same impact from that perspective as did the vertical shot. I do however understand your point though. Cheers.

Originally Posted by Donspear

Very nice, getting to be fewer and fewer of those around.

Thanks so much Donspear. I know what you mean. I went to one location last month only to see an open span over the creek. A storm must of blew it down or perhaps a flood ravaged through there. Shame, it was one of my favorite out of the way places to visit. Cheers.

[BambersImages]

I really like this Kevin, but agree with Erich about the right hand side needing to be anchored.
If you shot it again, it would be worth taking another image and stitching them as a pano.

[KDS Photography]

Originally Posted by BambersImages

I really like this Kevin, but agree with Erich about the right hand side needing to be anchored.
If you shot it again, it would be worth taking another image and stitching them as a pano.

Thanks Bambers. I didn't see it that way until Erich pointed it out. I agree. I'll see what else I can do with it. Cheers.