Travel to Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Waterfalls: A Guide For Hikers And Photographers

Format: Paperback
Author: Scott E. Brown
ReleaseDate: January, 2005
Publisher: Stackpole Books
Rating:

Wow!!
This book was easy to follow, gave easy to follow directions, and gave a lot of insight on what time of day and the time of year to take perfect pictures. This book is terrific! The color photos in the book are clear and beautiful. This book even tells you what camera lenses to use. I've purchased many waterfall books and I have to say that this one is the best I've seen! I only hope that Scott Brown writes books (and takes photos) in his neighboring states. .

Obviously a Labor of Love
It is really exactly the book for what I wanted. This is a FANTASTIC guide book to waterfalls in the Keystone State. Gorgeous color photographs of waterfalls, shot by someone who not only knows how to shoot them, but who loves nature photography and really wants to pass his expertise on to the reader. And he uses real film, which in this digital age, is a refreshing and inspiring turn.

And I should also add that not only is this a beautiful book from a photographic standpoint, but he includes copious details about the waterfalls, how to find them and how best to approach them, and plenty of geological, historical and ecological information. He even includes GPS positioning data!

Thanks, Scott, for a perfect book (with the exception that all the waterfalls lie outside of a 100 mile radius of my house!!).

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