Given the milder temperature today, I opted to make a trip to Frankfort this afternoon to photograph the Falls at Elkhorn Creek. Elkhorn isn't your typical waterfall, as it is quite wide traversing Elkhorn Creek, making it a tad difficult to achieve the perfect composition. Couple that with having only one vantage point to photograph it from, least you find yourself trespassing on private property. In addition, there were two large debris piles on top of the falls leaving a less than perfect composition.
I chose to include the rocks and trees and as much width of the falls in the frame as possible and forego worrying about the debris. No question, it's the waterfall itself that commands your attention. I admit that I did not get the usual feel of the water that I typically like and am accustomed to photographing. Shooting in full sun with such a large body of water and the width of the falls made the light across the frame a tough challenge. It's nice to find yourself being pushed to the limit. Every time I shoot with my new Nikon I learn something new. It's vastly different from shooting water with my Pentax. ENJOY!