Southeast Waterfalls from 4 States

Finally getting around to posting some images.... Most of I took over a trip with my parents on Labor Day weekend... but some are from this past semester of college before I graduated. I've started stitching most of my images together to get much higher quality shots for printing larger images. But sometimes you don't have the luxury with the light changing. I still have yet to go back and try to get the #1 stitched images (close to 30 images so I am just being lazy, plus the light is not as much to my taste in those images). Hope you enjoy looking!

1. Indian Creek, NC

2. Rufus Falls, NC [around 20 shots]

3. Minnehaha Falls, GA [around 30 shots]

4. Yellow Branch Falls, SC [around 25 shots]

5. Mize Mill Falls, AL [around 15 shots]

6. Turkey Foot Falls, AL [around 6 shots]

These are beautiful, so did you take all those imgs and blend them together ?

wow, nice set

Silverwolfpup wrote in post #15048144
These are beautiful, so did you take all those imgs and blend them together ?

Thank you! All (but the first image) are blended together from multiple others. The 2:1 ratio image is over 13,000 pixels wide... and almost all of them are over 10,000 pixels.

rick_reno wrote in post #15048491
wow, nice set

Thanks Rick!

Truly really great shots! Well done!

Wow, you got some great shots there!

Loved the set, especially the first shot.

DLitton wrote in post #15049317
The 2:1 ratio image is over 13,000 pixels wide... and almost all of them are over 10,000 pixels.
Thanks Rick!

nice images, for sure... but what size prints do you plan to make that need 10,000 pixels? barn-door sized murals??

Thanks for the nice comments yall!

squirl033 wrote in post #15051925
nice images, for sure... but what size prints do you plan to make that need 10,000 pixels? barn-door sized murals??

Hahaha that made gave me a good laugh. No not barn-door sized murals. It is just if I am printing 20x30 or 24x36 [or larger]... it is nicer to be printing at 300PPI instead of 120. Granted stitching photos isn't something you can do in every situation, but it is nice when possible.

I really like #1 and #2.

I don't think you needed to stitch those to print to 36" on the long side.

Still neat.