Cantwell Cliffs
(5 Exposures at F11, ISO 100, 17mm)
Ash Cave
(5 Exposures at F11, ISO 100, 17mm)
Ash Cave
(5 Exposures at F11, ISO 100, 17mm)
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Showing posts with label Fall. Show all posts
11.26.2012
Hocking Hills, Part 3
Part 3 of my vacation to Hocking Hills takes us to Ash Cave and Cantwell Cliffs.
Ash Cave
Ash Cave
11.06.2012
Hocking Hills, Part 2
Part two of my vacation to Hocking Hills takes us to Old Man's Cave.
A very nice spot, with lots of good photographic opportunities.
Looks to me like The Lord of the Rings could have been filmed here!
(5 Exposures at F11, ISO 100, 17mm)
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(5 Exposures at F11, ISO 100, 17mm)
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(5 Exposures at F11, ISO 100, 17mm)
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(5 Exposures at F11, ISO 100, 17mm)
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Thanks!
Brian
10.27.2012
Hocking Hills, Part 1
My Dad, Brother, and I took a nice vacation this year to Hocking Hills, Ohio.
Very interesting, because I grew up only about an hour from here, but never really understood how wonderful this area was until now. We always spent time up at Mohican whenever we went camping, hiking, etc.
But I gotta say - Hocking Hills is much much better than Mohican. There's some pretty amazing scenery and photography opportunities there. I wish that we had frequented this place a long time ago.
Expect to see a few more blog posts on Hocking Hills, as I was able to get lots of great shots!
Below are two photos of Lake Rose, which was a very small hike from our campground. Absolutely beautiful, but not so fruitful when it comes to fishing! We had no luck, but still enjoyed the amazing view and unseasonably warm weather.
Below is a shot that I got along a trail when we were just leaving Lake Rose. We didn't bring our trail map, not thinking that we would need it, being only 10 minutes from camp. Well, we received some bad directions from a lady who was hanging out at the lake. We thought that we had about 15 minutes to get back to the campsite following this lady's "alternate" trail, and ended up taking about an hour and a half. It was only about an hour from getting dark, so we were honestly a little worried. I'm not sure that this shot is really that amazing. I just think that I'm including it as a memento of nearly spending the night in the woods!
More Hocking Hills photos to come!
Brian
Very interesting, because I grew up only about an hour from here, but never really understood how wonderful this area was until now. We always spent time up at Mohican whenever we went camping, hiking, etc.
But I gotta say - Hocking Hills is much much better than Mohican. There's some pretty amazing scenery and photography opportunities there. I wish that we had frequented this place a long time ago.
Expect to see a few more blog posts on Hocking Hills, as I was able to get lots of great shots!
Below are two photos of Lake Rose, which was a very small hike from our campground. Absolutely beautiful, but not so fruitful when it comes to fishing! We had no luck, but still enjoyed the amazing view and unseasonably warm weather.
(5 Exposures at F11, ISO 100, 17mm)
(5 Exposures at F11, ISO 100, 17mm)
Below is a shot that I got along a trail when we were just leaving Lake Rose. We didn't bring our trail map, not thinking that we would need it, being only 10 minutes from camp. Well, we received some bad directions from a lady who was hanging out at the lake. We thought that we had about 15 minutes to get back to the campsite following this lady's "alternate" trail, and ended up taking about an hour and a half. It was only about an hour from getting dark, so we were honestly a little worried. I'm not sure that this shot is really that amazing. I just think that I'm including it as a memento of nearly spending the night in the woods!
(5 Exposures at F11, ISO 100, 17mm)
More Hocking Hills photos to come!
Brian
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