Waterfall Wednesday 8/19/2020

AlanLichty

Moderator
Wednesday once again and time for yet another waterfall pile on thread :)

My starter falls are along a small unnamed stream next to the Oregon Coast Trail in the Samuel Boardman Scenic Corridor. Best seen during the rainy season when there is enough water flow to bring these falls to life.

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Pile on and lets celebrate falling water.
 

rfkiii

Well-Known Member
This is Grouse Creek Falls in Yosemite located just inside the west gate about a 10th of a mile beyond Arch Rock. Driven by dozens of times and never noticed it. There is nowhere to park so I shot this from my car window stopped in the middle of Hwy 140 with the wrong lens. I am posting it to provide a record of the falls and because my falls collection is depleted.

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AlanLichty

Moderator
Very pretty falls Alan, and thanks for starting this.

Here is one from a 2010 trip to Glacier, not sure where however.
Can't help you with the name but I like the falls.

This is Thornton Force in North Yorkshire from February this year. Ken
I like the tiers of the falls at the top. Nice looking place to shoot.

Great images everyone!
A side and downstream perspective from the Peters Kill New Paltz N.Y. from a recent run and saved for WW :)
Wonderful shutter speed choice for these falls - I like it shows off all of the small falls within the scene.

This is Grouse Creek Falls in Yosemite located just inside the west gate about a 10th of a mile beyond Arch Rock. Driven by dozens of times and never noticed it. There is nowhere to park so I shot this from my car window stopped in the middle of Hwy 140 with the wrong lens. I am posting it to provide a record of the falls and because my falls collection is depleted.
I had to squint to see them but that's definitely falling water and fits the theme. Hopefully it wasn't a busy day to be stopped in the roadway.
 

AlanLichty

Moderator
Fresh from my trip yesterday. Myrtle Falls with Mt Rainier with its cloud hat on.
Sweet scene with that interesting lenticular hovering over Rainier. The flow in Edith Creek looks lower than usual here. Nice work processing this one - Myrtle Falls always present a tough dynamic range to cover with the falls in the shade of that chasm.
 
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