Waterfall Wednesday 2/17/2021

AlanLichty

Moderator
Welcome to another round of Waterfall Wednesday.

I have an unnamed set of falls from Glacier National Park - visible from the Grinnell Glacier Trail on the opposite side of Josephine Lake. Easy access via a 100-400mm lens. I have featured a different view of these falls once before. As you can easily discern from this shot Glacier National Park does a really good job when it comes to demonstrating vertical.

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Pile on with your own displays of falling water :)
 

AlanLichty

Moderator
The last from Deepdale in December. The portrait version is new but the landscape is a much brighter reprocessing of a previously posted image. Ken
I really like the rework of the second image - it shows off the falls well and adds more context for the rocks surrounding the water flow.
 

Nilo Photography

Well-Known Member
Welcome to another round of Waterfall Wednesday.

I have an unnamed set of falls from Glacier National Park - visible from the Grinnell Glacier Trail on the opposite side of Josephine Lake. Easy access via a 100-400mm lens. I have featured a different view of these falls once before. As you can easily discern from this shot Glacier National Park does a really good job when it comes to demonstrating vertical.

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Pile on with your own displays of falling water :)
Wonderful. Never ending waterfall.
 

JimFox

Moderator
Staff member
Welcome to another round of Waterfall Wednesday.

I have an unnamed set of falls from Glacier National Park - visible from the Grinnell Glacier Trail on the opposite side of Josephine Lake. Easy access via a 100-400mm lens. I have featured a different view of these falls once before. As you can easily discern from this shot Glacier National Park does a really good job when it comes to demonstrating vertical.

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Pile on with your own displays of falling water :)
That one always amazes me. It's funny because it is level, but yet I always get the feeling like it's leaning due to the angles of the water.
 
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