Choke on this Causality!
I has more pictures for all of you! Family and I went down to the fish ladder to see if we could actually watch and perhaps get pictures of the Trout jumping...but it's not as nice a place to take pictures as the rapid down stream I've been photographing at.
Here's Chaz being silly with my uncle, he loves to rub his head against people with stubble.
you can see the fish ladder on the left, where the people are watching. But you'd have to take the pictures from above or have decent zoom on your camera to get a good picture from the side of the river we were on.
Still being there allowed me to take some pictures of this old building I've always loved. Not sure what it was for a long time ago, or if it was just a family home. But I don't think anyone has lived there during my lifetime.
you can see my younger brother in this one, walking back towards the falls
another macro picture, very tiny but so pretty
We went across town to the main street and walked back to where we'd seen fish jump before, but I had yet to get a picture of them. in this picture you can actually see the splashing trail of a fish that had just swam up the rapid [stupid thing was too lazy to jump]
this is the best shot I got of a Trout trying to swim up the river, I don't think he actually made it....
as always there were a lot of them waiting and resting, but they just never seemed to have the energy to actually make it. I think it's relatively safe to say that this is the hardest rapid for them before reaching the fish ladder.
this is a cropped picture of the one I was talking about were you can see the splash trail of a fish that made it, and right at the end of it you can actually make out a little of the fish. I like it for the trail looks pretty
and last but not least a couple of cropped macros of those budding trees
is my desktop background right now
You saw them! You can't unsee them! ^_~
and now back to whatever it was I was doing before....[can't remember]
Here's Chaz being silly with my uncle, he loves to rub his head against people with stubble.
you can see the fish ladder on the left, where the people are watching. But you'd have to take the pictures from above or have decent zoom on your camera to get a good picture from the side of the river we were on.
Still being there allowed me to take some pictures of this old building I've always loved. Not sure what it was for a long time ago, or if it was just a family home. But I don't think anyone has lived there during my lifetime.
you can see my younger brother in this one, walking back towards the falls
another macro picture, very tiny but so pretty
We went across town to the main street and walked back to where we'd seen fish jump before, but I had yet to get a picture of them. in this picture you can actually see the splashing trail of a fish that had just swam up the rapid [stupid thing was too lazy to jump]
this is the best shot I got of a Trout trying to swim up the river, I don't think he actually made it....
as always there were a lot of them waiting and resting, but they just never seemed to have the energy to actually make it. I think it's relatively safe to say that this is the hardest rapid for them before reaching the fish ladder.
this is a cropped picture of the one I was talking about were you can see the splash trail of a fish that made it, and right at the end of it you can actually make out a little of the fish. I like it for the trail looks pretty
and last but not least a couple of cropped macros of those budding trees
is my desktop background right now
You saw them! You can't unsee them! ^_~
and now back to whatever it was I was doing before....[can't remember]