It gives you an idea of the force of the water pouring over the falls.
He also used the technique to take a pseudo-3d picture of these wild grapes:
For more of Neahga's photos, see his flickr page here.
Stories about the ways water moves through natural and human-constructed landscapes... what we can learn from it and how we can use old and new ideas to understand, appreciate, and sustainably use this resource.
Saturday, September 17, 2011
My friend Neahga took these fun animated GIF pictures of the waterfall on Otter Creek in Middlebury. They only 'work' as animations if displayed at full size, so I've put them behind the cut so they don't clutter up the blog for people looking for other posts. Click below to see them!
It gives you an idea of the force of the water pouring over the falls.
He also used the technique to take a pseudo-3d picture of these wild grapes:
For more of Neahga's photos, see his flickr page here.
It gives you an idea of the force of the water pouring over the falls.
He also used the technique to take a pseudo-3d picture of these wild grapes:
For more of Neahga's photos, see his flickr page here.
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