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(152 votes) Published: Sep 28, 2006 2:11 p.m. In 1 Favorites Lists Viewed 509 times
On Tuesday my brother and I went to Elkhorn Creek in Frankfort Kentucky. The water level on the creek was higher than we had ever rafted it at before, which was about 2000 cubic feet of water per second.
These whitewater photos were taken at one section of rapids called S-turn. The very edge of the creek actually flows backwards, making it easy to re-run the section of rapids over and over, and take pictures while doing it.
The untouched rapids
Me, planning the path that I will take
Hitting the rapids
My brother is in the yellow raft
*Videos*
My brother convinces a passing kayaker into entering a curling wave for a video
Kayaker doesn’t do so well
Sep 28, 2006 2:33 pm - Good shit yo’ that gorge looks sweet as shit. I assume your brother used a tripod or a flat surface for the pano? Hey, when you get the chance ask your bro what program he used to stitch the pano together with, because I cant do panos for shit.
Sep 28, 2006 2:44 pm - @clegg
actually he didn’t use a tripod or anything to take the pics. He just used photoshop to merge them all together. He said he had to do a lot of resizing and re-coloring to make them line up good.
actually he didn’t use a tripod or anything to take the pics. He just used photoshop to merge them all together. He said he had to do a lot of resizing and re-coloring to make them line up good.
Sep 28, 2006 3:03 pm - I do however know that by the jetty in the inlet at the beach, there is some riptide shit that has a continuous wave that stays in place that you can surf. Forgot what thats called but yeah, its tight.
the water depth varies in places. sometimes you get to places where the depth could easily be 15-20 feet, but over top of the whitewater rapids it was probably 2-6 feet deep.
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