Bridal Veil Falls

[sparker1]

I'm really not trying to hog this forum, but I have been taking lots of pictures.

This one is in Telluride, CO, at the end of the box canyon in which the town is situated. The building was originally a power generating station for nearby mines. After the mines were closed, the building was vacant for many years. Eventually, it was purchased and restored as a private residence. In fact, I saw it on the HGTV program "America's Most Unusual Homes" once. The waterfall is among the highest in the state, nearly 400 feet.

[Raj]

Stan, you have some beautiful locations around you man :-)
Nice pic !
What shutter speed did you use ? When I tired waterfalls I found that a slow shutter gives cool effect on flowing water, however if the flow is fast or shutter too slow, water something like frozen milk in pics :-) Not very pretty...

[sparker1]

Thanks, Raj. I wasn't trying to blur this waterfall, so I used 1/200 second shutter speed. When i want blur, I go for 1/2 second to a full second. BTW, I'm traveling all over this summer. This scenery isn't near my home.

[Raj]

Yes I just realized that reading your other posts Stan, hope you are enjoying your trip !

[Richard51]

More beautiful shots, Stan. Keep 'em coming!!

[MarkoPolo]

Stan, I'm stuck at home and you are making me jealous! Great photos as usual. Thanks for sharing.