BILLY GREEN FALLS, HAMILTON, ONTARIO
This 17-metre waterfall has low flow in the summer, but my spring visit found a great flow. This waterfall is right beside the road and I arrived early enough in the day to find no trouble parking along the edge and exploring for the next 45 minutes.
Hamilton bills itself the “Waterfall Capital of the World” and for good reason. There are more than 100 within the municipal boundaries!
Nikon D7100, tripod, polarizing filter, probably a neutral density (darkening) filter
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Love the composition. Curious how this would look in monochrome. I’m on an early spring mission with monochrome images… Ha
Hey Mike, thanks for you kind comment. I imagine it would look pretty good in B&W. Early spring is definitely good B&W photo time, at least until spring colours arrive. 🙂