I like the moss and ferns with the soft directional light as well as the convoluted water.My starter falls for today are an unnamed set of falls along an unnamed creek in the Redwoods Nature Trail area near the Chetco River in southern Oregon. From what I saw the water doesn't seem to care that it hasn't got a name and is obeying gravity anyway. This image is from a December visit a couple of years ago.
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Pile on with your own falling water imagery
I love this! I sure hope you get back there.
Darkness suits this scene quite well and especially with the winter look to the moss covered bare tree branches.
Nice choice for the shutter speed with this level of flow in the river. It imparts a very forceful mood to the water.
Nice vantage point for the fall colors and the view of the river. Is this a drone shot?From the North Shore of Lake Superior in Minnesota, this is Beaver River in the town of Beaver River.
Lots to like in the scene with the fallen leaves and driftwood down in front up to the multiple tiers of falls above. Neat shot.
Nice one Dan - that highway was closed off the only time I visited Lee Vining so I never got to drive past this.
There was(?) actually a small power plant at the head waters
Beautiful scene with the blooms alongside the creek. I like the cascades that seem to just keep going as you look upstream.
Interesting rocks in these rapids and a nice shutter speed choice for the scene.
Guess we don't need to ask you about your shutter speed for these falls
Nice one.