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Business trips by car are usually long, but sometimes they yield unexpected opportunities. We took an afternoon off from driving back to Virginia from Toronto and endured the throngs to see a bit of the famous falls. We also wandered up to where the throngs don't go to see the not-so-famous ancient fortress. Images uploaded April 4, 2005. Click on images to enlarge.
Niagra Falls, 2004. Canon 10D, Sigma 12-24 at 15. 1/180 at f/11 (ISO 200).
Canadian Falls, Niagra Falls, 2004. Canon 10D, 16mm Zenitar fisheye.
Maid of the Mist at the Canadian Falls, 2004. Canon 10D, 50/2.5 Macro. 1/250 at f/8 (ISO 200).
Goat Island, 2004. Canon 10D, 16mm Zenitar fisheye.
Maid of the Mist at the American Falls, 2004. Canon 10D, 70-200/4L at 120. 1/350 at f/6.7 (ISO 200).
Black Water Brink, 2004. Canon 10D, 70-200/4L at 200. 1/1500 at f/5.6 (ISO 400).
Yet Another Panorama, 2004. Canon 10D, Sigma 12-24 at 12. 1/125 at f/10 (ISO 200). Do you realize how hard it is to find any kind of flora (as opposed to two-legged fauna) for the foreground of a Niagra Falls image? This picture is a celebration of determination!
Fort Niagra, Old Wall, 2004. Canon 10D, Sigma 12-24 at 12. 1/125 at f/5.6 (ISO 200).
Older Portcullis, Fort Niagra, 2004. Canon 10D, Sigma 12-24 at 12. 1/60 at f/5.6 (ISO 200).
Castle Keep, Fort Niagra, 2004. Canon 10D, Sigma 12-24 at 12. 1/15 at f/16 (ISO 200).
No Tourists, Fort Niagra, 2004. Canon 10D, Sigma 12-24 at 12. 1/15 at f/5.6 (ISO 200). |
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