Went To The In-Laws' Creek.

[Guest Broomhead]

Not so much hunting or fishing, but the fam and I went to a cabin on a creek that some of my in-laws own. The creek has some amazing waterfalls. Also ran our new Nikon D7100, with an 18mm-200mm lens, through its paces. I was amazed at how slow of a shutter speed I could use and still get a clear picture while holding the camera in my hand, no tripod was used for any of these. The pictures where the water looks white and fluffy were the slow shutter speeds, most had a shutter speed around 10-15 and f25-39.

Here are some pictures.

[Smokin45]

Nice Pics !

[rugerla1]

Awesome! ! Great pics, thank you for sharing.

[Ugly]

Nice place and very nice work with the artful eye!

[peejman]

Nice! I need a real camera.

[Monkeyman2500]

What a great place to go! Good job on the pics too.

[runco]

I love outdoor pics like this.  My wife takes pictures of people, and I take pictures of nature.  We both don't like to cross over!  Great pics!

[frankmako]

great place to take the family. 

[Erik88]

That's beautiful. What county is the property in?

[Guest Broomhead]

Thanks for the compliments.

 

Erik88, I'm not sure. It's I40 East to the Watertown exit, then drive about an hour and a half through and past Watertown. Take a right on highway 56 for another 30min or so, then another left onto a street I have no idea what the names is. We just call it Rollercoaster Rd, the girls love going as fast as we can down that road.

[Lumber_Jack]

[quote name="Broomhead" post="1152259" timestamp="1401118943"]Thanks for the compliments. Erik88, I'm not sure. It's I40 East to the Watertown exit, then drive about an hour and a half through and past Watertown. Take a right on highway 56 for another 30min or so, then another left onto a street I have no idea what the names is. We just call it Rollercoaster Rd, the girls love going as fast as we can down that road.[/quote] So by these directions it's either Dekalb or Warren. Between Smithville and McMinnville, maybe Charles Creek?

[Guest Broomhead]

Warren sounds right. They said they've always called it Sink Bottom Creek, but I don't know if that's their name for it or the actual name.