Water Shapes

The day before I left to bring my daughter to her college orientation I was searching the NY Falls site for candidates to explore around Ithaca, NY. I knew there where too many potential locations and I was hoping to find a few good ones lumped together. I had a few definitely on my list like Buttermilk Falls and Wells Falls but for some reason I confused the directions for Ithaca Falls and Cascadilla Falls. I suppose if I had just printed out what I wanted I would not have had any issues.

Cascadilla Falls is on Cascadilla Creek right in the city of Ithaca. I was able to park along a side street and walk a short distance to the entrance of the trail. I also did not read the entire website for this falls as the trail is blocked about half way to the falls from the end I started at. I wasn’t able to reach the main falls and since I still had another waterfall on my list for the day I didn’t search out the other end of the trail and work my way down to the falls. It wasn’t a big issue though since the creek is full of beautiful cascades and I was busy capturing all that I could.

I really liked this section of the creek because of the shape created by the water and rocks.  Call me crazy but I see a person in the white water with their hands out stretched and the legs straddling the big rock.

Little Steps Nikon D5100, Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8-4, 4s, 17mm, f/18, ISO 100

Little Steps
Nikon D5100, Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8-4, 4s, 17mm, f/18, ISO 100

Shapes Nikon D5100, Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8-4, 2s, 35mm, f/18, ISO 100

Shapes
Nikon D5100, Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8-4, 2s, 35mm, f/18, ISO 100

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