Falling Spring Falls | ©2015 David Allio
Falling Spring Falls is an 80-foot drop of Falling Spring Creek in the Alleghany Highlands. Between 1927 and 1941 mining operations caused the relocation of the original 200-foot falls documented by Thomas Jefferson as "remarkable cascades" in his 1781 survey manuscript Notes on the State of Virginia.
camera: Nikon D3 | lens: AF Nikkor Zoom 14-24mm f/2.8G
focal length: 19mm | exposure: f/22 – 1/5th – ISO 100
