Murray Reynolds In Hibernation Metal Print

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Murray Reynolds was the first Waterfall that we encountered on March third in Ricketts Glen. There was very little indication of any moving water here. The iconic pillar of stone, that is the most recognizable feature of Murray Reynolds Falls, was completely hidden under mounds of winter’s snow and ice.

The image was captured with a Canon 5D Full Frame camera using a Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L lens, at the 40mm focal length. The photo was shot @ f/10, with a shutter speed of 1/40th of a second. The camera’s ISO was set to 100. The camera was mounted on a Manfrotto tripod, with a Manfrotto 222 Pistol Grip head.

Ricketts Glen State Park is located near the small rural village of Red Rock, PA, at the junction of Pennsylvania State Routes 118 and 487. The park is about midway between Hughesville and Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania, in the north eastern region of Pennsylvania, USA. The Murray Reynolds waterfall is the first major landmark that a hiker will see when trekking through p...

I was born in the wild hills of West Virginia, raised in western Maryland and currently live in north central Pennsylvania, USA. My higher education includes Theological Studies, Electronics Engineering, Audio Engineering and Visual Arts. I taught a Media course at Pennsylvania College of Technology (Penn State Affiliate). Photography has been an integral part of my life since the mid 1960's. Capturing the beauty and complexity of nature is my main interest, from macro close-ups to wide vistas views ...and everything in between. Natural waterfalls are the most frequent photographic subjects found at the business end of my lens. Historic Covered Bridges and farmland scenes are also very close to my heart, but any visually interesting...