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The trail suddenly opened up to a beautiful open area with a large pool and a stout waterfall that grew wider from top to bottom. The flow became split in two only to meet again at the bottom, just before entering the pool. Continue reading Getting the shot: Tenant Creek Falls
Beecher Creek Falls by John Haywood Beecher Creek Falls in Edinburg is a small, but scenic waterfall that forms on Beecher Creek just before it meets the Great Sacandaga Lake. The Copeland Covered Bridge spans the creek just downstream from the falls which adds to the picturesque setting. On this Fall day, I was headed … Continue reading Shooting the Falls: Beecher Creek Falls
New York State Waterfalls 2018 calendar is now available! Featuring waterfalls from across New York, this thirteen-month calendar features the photography of John Haywood, Edward Smathers, and Paul Swiatkowski. $11.95 each. Continue reading New York State Waterfalls 2018 Calendar
New York State Waterfalls 2018 calendar is now available! Featuring waterfalls from across New York, this thirteen-month calendar features the photography of John Haywood, Edward Smathers, and Paul Swiatkowski. $11.95 each. Continue reading New York State Waterfalls 2018 Calendar
By John Haywood Although Bash Bish Falls lies just over the Massachusetts border, we still include it with our New York waterfalls due to the close proximity and fact that there is access to the falls from a parking lot and trail located in New York. This 60-foot cascade has a distinct appearance as Bash … Continue reading Shooting the Falls – Bash Bish Falls
Getting the Shot – Lightning over Albany By John Haywood It was just a regular kind of day. I had been to Christman Sanctuary in Delanson earlier to photograph the waterfalls there and I was on my way home from having my brakes replaced on the car. I had planned on getting some stuff done … Continue reading Getting the Shot – Lightning over Albany
This 71-foot, multi-dimensional waterfall has three drops that form as the falls are split on the right by a mass of large rocks. Continue reading Shooting the Falls – Bastion Falls
