On 12/21, my mother and I drove out to Dedication Point and Swan Falls Dam. Apparently, this canyon was carved by a combination of volcanic explosion, the resulting wall of water, and glacier activity. The dam itself was built in the 1901 as a hydroelectric plant. Both locations are contained in the Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area.
Unfortunately, I didn’t get to see any really cool hunting birds but did get some really cool scenery.
Nikon D3100
ISO 400
F/20 1/80s
18-55mm VR @ 18mm
Nikon D3100
ISO 400
F/20 1/250s
18-55mm VR @ 32mm
Nikon D3100
ISO 400
F/18 1/250s
18-55mm VR @ 18mm
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Nikon D3100
ISO 400
F/10 1/160s
18-55mm VR @ 28mm
Nikon D3100
ISO 400
F/18 1/100s
18-55mm VR @ 30mm
Nikon D3100
ISO 400
F/18 1/250s
18-55mm VR @ 35mm
The rest of them can be seen, as I’m sure you guessed, on Flickr.
This is the last of the photos from the trip to Idaho. I’ll be starting a project I’m VERY excited about in a few days and, though anyone that reads this probably already knows at least something about it, I’ll make another post about that soon.
