Waterfall Wednesday 6/17/2020

[AlanLichty]

It's Waterfall day once again so time for another pile on thread.

This is a small scene along Paradise Creek along the Wonderland Trail in Mt. Rainier National Park. More like rapids than a tall set of falls but a nice scene with falling water so I am going with it anyway.

Add your own waterfall images

 

[Ken Rennie]

After much searching through the archives I have found a real waterfall, Lealt Falls on Skye. Ken

 

[AlanLichty]

After much searching through the archives I have found a real waterfall, Lealt Falls on Skye. Ken

Neat falls Ken. I like the filtered light on the cliffside in this scene.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Thanks for starting this Alan, and two nice images to start us off. I guess I will squander one of my small lot of real waterfalls this week so I don't seem like a piker

This is Battle Creek waterfalls.

 

[Jim Sanderson]

One from Kings Canyon NP.

 

[Luvwine]

Went on an adventure yesterday! Two new waterfalls for me. I was guided by a friend (and co-administrator of the North Carolina Waterfalls Facebook group) Thomas "Badger" Mabry. Together we went to this fall (Lower Bearwallow Falls) in Gorges State Park in Transylvania County, NC. Badger has been to 1700+ waterfalls in North Carolina so he was a huge help as there is no official trail to this fall and the difficulty of the descent at the end is no joke (10/10 hike difficulty in K. Adams' North Carolina Waterfalls book). The fall itself is gorgeous and worth the effort to me. Hope you like it! 10 sec exposure.

 

[TimMc]

The pot holes of Presque Isle River, Upper Michigan

DSC_4503 by Tim McEnroe, on Flickr

 

[AlanLichty]

Thanks for starting this Alan, and two nice images to start us off. I guess I will squander one of my small lot of real waterfalls this week so I don't seem like a piker

This is Battle Creek waterfalls.

Nice one Ben. I like the colors of the cliff face behind the falls. Where is Battle Creek?

One from Kings Canyon NP.

Nice symmetry to the cascades in these falls.

Went on an adventure yesterday! Two new waterfalls for me. I was guided by a friend (and co-administrator of the North Carolina Waterfalls Facebook group) Thomas "Badger" Mabry. Together we went to this fall (Lower Bearwallow Falls) in Gorges State Park in Transylvania County, NC. Badger has been to 1700+ waterfalls in North Carolina so he was a huge help as there is no official trail to this fall and the difficulty of the descent at the end is no joke (10/10 hike difficulty in K. Adams' North Carolina Waterfalls book). The fall itself is gorgeous and worth the effort to me. Hope you like it! 10 sec exposure.

Wow - I really like these falls and the surrounding scene. Nice work with the light.

The pot holes of Presque Isle River, Upper Michigan

I like these pot holes - nice shutter speed for this water flow.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Thanks Alan, Battle Creek is just east of the town of Pleasant Grove, up a little canyon. It's only 4 miles from my house as the crow flies.

 

[Kyle Jones]

Here's an image of Multnomah Falls

 

[JimFox]

One from Kings Canyon NP.
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It's great seeing one from Kings Canyon!

 

[JimFox]

The pot holes of Presque Isle River, Upper Michigan

DSC_4503 by Tim McEnroe, on Flickr

Those potholes are super cool Tim!

 

[JimFox]

This is from up in Rocky Mountain National Park last Saturday. I forgot to pay attention to what river/creek this is.

It was handheld at 1/6th of a second due to hiking with the grandkids and having them crawling on me.

 

[Ben Egbert]

That's some steady hand holding.

 

[TimMc]

This is from up in Rocky Mountain National Park last Saturday. I forgot to pay attention to what river/creek this is.

It was handheld at 1/6th of a second due to hiking with the grandkids and having them crawling on me.

1/6 of a second and grand kids, fantastic

 

[rfkiii]

This is from up in Rocky Mountain National Park last Saturday. I forgot to pay attention to what river/creek this is.

It was handheld at 1/6th of a second due to hiking with the grandkids and having them crawling on me.

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1/6 of a second and grand kids, fantastic

This looks like it could be in Hidden Valley

https://live.staticflickr.com/3882/15169590581_47b19c3f85_c.jpg

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Here is one from Hew Hampshire along the Swift River, although it is not much of a waterfall. Just a few feet of fall right at this boulder followed by a hydraulic jump.