Waterfall Wednesday 3/24/2021

AlanLichty

AlanLichty

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Welcome to another edition of Waterfall Wednesday.

My starter falls this morning are a nice set of rapids along Edith Creek in Mt. Rainier National Park. If you have visited Paradise Lodge in this park there's a good chance you have hiked past this scene just above the lodge along the trails.

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Pile on with your own waterfall imagery.
 
Ken Rennie

Ken Rennie

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Yesterday's lockdown walk (5.5 miles) took me down my local stream and I found this tiny set of rapids. The total drop here is only about 18 inches but I like the shape and texture of the water. The lockdown in England is being relaxed in 5 days time, although we still need to sleep at our primary home, so I can go further afield to get some new images. Ken
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AlanLichty

AlanLichty

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Ken Rennie said:
Yesterday's lockdown walk (5.5 miles) took me down my local stream and I found this tiny set of rapids. The total drop here is only about 18 inches but I like the shape and texture of the water. The lockdown in England is being relaxed in 5 days time, although we still need to sleep at our primary home, so I can go further afield to get some new images. Ken
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I like the dark mood you are getting with your processing on falls like this. Neat effect.

Your version of a lockdown is quite restrictive.
 
Rick Nantais

Rick Nantais

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Ken Rennie said:
Yesterday's lockdown walk (5.5 miles) took me down my local stream and I found this tiny set of rapids. The total drop here is only about 18 inches but I like the shape and texture of the water. The lockdown in England is being relaxed in 5 days time, although we still need to sleep at our primary home, so I can go further afield to get some new images. Ken
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This beautiful, like a combination of old and new technology
 
AlanLichty

AlanLichty

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Ben Egbert said:
Thanks for starting this Alan, and a beautiful view of Edith Creek, which I have visited a few times

More American Fork River.
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Nice one Ben - Almost looks more like a creek in this scene - you must be quite a ways up that waterway for this scene.
 
Ben Egbert

Ben Egbert

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AlanLichty said:
Nice one Ben - Almost looks more like a creek in this scene - you must be quite a ways up that waterway for this scene.
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Yep, AF river really is just a creek. But this was not far up, this is one finger of water with another nearby.
 
AlanLichty

AlanLichty

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JimFox said:
Well, mine will be the weakest of the group. This is in an avalanche area on the hike up into Ice Lake Basin in Colorado. This is about a mile up the trail.
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Waterfalls aren't defined by the amount of water - just what that water is doing and it's definitely falling in this scene :)
 
AlanLichty

AlanLichty

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Roger Bailey said:
These Falls are 410' Feather Falls in Oroville, Ca. It is a bit of a hike to get to but there are some other smaller falls along the way to keep it interesting.
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The waterway doesn't look all that large at the edge of the cliff but the water cascading down the cliff face certainly is impressive.
 
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