BRIDAL VEIL FALLS

I have recently bombarded you all with photos I took during my recent trip to Asia so I’m giving everyone a break and will post those I took within continental America. No these photos are not from scenes in the Twilight movie nor were they taken in the middle of a rain forest. You’d be surprised to know that these were actually taken at the side of the highway on a foggy and rainy day in Skagway, Alaska. Our tour guide called it the Bridal Veil Falls, which if you look at it it does look like a bride’s veil. I took these photos using slow shutter speed and did it with my camera handheld, which one shouldn’t do when trying to create a cotton effect. I did have my tripod with me that day but it was just a quick stop so I decided not to go through the hassle of setting it up. I do remember holding my breath for so long so as not to shake my camera. Here are those that didn’t turn out blurry.

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5 Comments on “BRIDAL VEIL FALLS”

  1. Good shots for handheld! And sometimes very nice spots can be found in strange places 🙂

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  3. Nice shots in the mist. Interesting to note how many of these shapes of water falls are named Bridal Veil or simply Bridal. I have been to at least 4 in Canada. Hope all is well with you. Allan

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