AlanLichty
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Today's offering from me is a scene with a couple of small falls along Sweet Creek in Oregon's coast range from last fall.
Waterfall Wednesday 10/9/2024
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Rick Nantais
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A beautiful place in Sainte-Agathe de Lotbiniere, lost somewhere between Montreal and Quebec city. Was there with Normand my partner in crime.
Rick Nantais
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Beautiful but make and expansive picture.
AlanLichty
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Beautiful falls Rick - nice inclusion for scale in the first image
AlanLichty
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Bummer about the tripod but the falls look really nice. I like the damp look the light rain contributed to the scene.
Ken Rennie
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Still on the river Swale near Keld, North Yorkshire. Rutter Force is tucked away behind a farm, is not shown on most maps and is therefore not often photographed.
I find that waterfalls don't look at their best from the top but I thought that this was going to be my only view of it
Just as I was going to walk back onto the main road I saw the farmer and asked if it was possible to get below the falls. given permission to walk through I made my way through
Next week, further downstream for another set of falls. Ken
I find that waterfalls don't look at their best from the top but I thought that this was going to be my only view of it
Just as I was going to walk back onto the main road I saw the farmer and asked if it was possible to get below the falls. given permission to walk through I made my way through
Next week, further downstream for another set of falls. Ken
AlanLichty
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Glad you got to talk with the farmer - these are some really nice falls. I have had some luck with some falls shooting from above but the views from below are almost always better. Good example of that.
Kyle Jones
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Cameron Falls in Waterton Lakes NP
AlanLichty
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Sweet falls - I like the sideways path of the water.
I have only gone up to Watertown once a long time ago with film and a broken twin lens reflex camera.
Another view of Madison Creek Falls in the Olympic Peninsula from a trip in summer. Processed recently.
AlanLichty
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Good work on taming the light in this image - those falls are not an easy photo target on sunny day.
dan swiger
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One more from Alan's territory
Just a few miles from Multomah Fall is Horsetail Falls
Just a few miles from Multomah Fall is Horsetail Falls
AlanLichty
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These falls are a lot more open these days after the Eagle Creek Fire took out quite a few of the surrounding trees. Nice you got an overcast day to visit.
Douglas Sherman
Staff
I have a story that is eerily similar, Murali. I was photographing a landscape in a meadow in Yosemite late in the day. A few deer showed up and I decided to photograph them and took my camera off of the tripod in order to follow them for a close up. When it got too dark to photograph, I went back to the car, put my camera in my backpack and drove off. I didn't realize that I didn't pick up my tripod until I got back to the motel. I got up early the next day to get back to the meadow before sunrise and when I got there it was gone.
Douglas Sherman
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This is a flashflood waterfall in Monument Valley after a heavy rainfall.
AlanLichty
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Chocolate falls
I have seen images like this one but have never been anywhere close to the place while the muddy water is in play. Very cool image.