Tony Ingraham's Blog Posts Tagged 'photography' (3)

The long cascade of Buttermilk Falls in Ithaca, NY is fun to look at from a number of angles. For more than ten thousand years, Buttermilk Creek has been splashing down the steep east slope of Inlet Valley, just a few miles from the south end of Cayuga Lake, the longest of the eleven Finger Lakes. Over the millennia, the creek has polished out a charming gorge that ends in the long, frothing falls.

Check out my latest post on my blog, with seven large photos of Buttermilk Falls as…

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What's the tallest waterfall in New York State? Niagara, right?

Wrong!



There are actually two or three taller cataracts across the Empire State, including 215-feet-high Taughannock Falls near Ithaca in the beautiful Finger Lakes region. Taughannock plunges into a canyon on the west shore of 38-mile-long Cayuga Lake.



In my latest blog post (on my blog, "The Finger Lakes, Gorges, and Waterfalls,"  … Continue

From the oldest state park in the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York:
Enjoy these three old stereograph images from Watkins Glen in the 1800s (before it became a state park 106 years ago), including two in the Frowning Cliff/Artist's Dream section of Glen Arcadia and the third in Shadow Gorge.
http://ithacafingerlakes.com/2012/02/25/posing-at-frowning-cliff/