Waterfall Wednesday 9/5/2018

[AlanLichty]

Today marks one year since we first started a recurring waterfall pile-on thread on Wednesdays. Many thanks to all who have contributed.

My offering this week is Hidden Falls in Glacier National Park. They are pretty much hidden from a good view to shoot them from so the name fits. I never found a perfect spot to shoot from as the best angle would have required a handheld shot by someone with 20' long arms. I don't have those myself so had to settle for the falls being partially obscured. I took a bunch of shots zoomed in on parts of the falls but prefer this one showing the larger scene.

Hidden Falls

• AlanLichty
• Sep 5, 2018

Hidden Falls along the Grinnell Glacier trail in Glacier National Park.

Pile on and lets celebrate falling water once again.

 

[MonikaC]

Well, another Happy Anniversary to Focal World -- this time to Alan's Waterfall Wed thread!
I never knew how many waterfall shots I had

A cascade in the Front Range

 

[Zeph]

A year, really ?
Thanks Alan, for all your great photos and your efforts remind us of what day it is..
Here's a couple from Ohanapecosh River, near Mt Rainer

Ohanapecosh River

• Zeph
• Sep 3, 2018
• ohanapecosh river washington zva

Ohanapecosh River

• Zeph
• Sep 3, 2018
• ohanapecosh river washington zva

C&C Welcome

 

[Kyle Jones]

Here's Alamere Falls and some of the Point Reyes coastline.

 

[Jeffrey]

Ben was kind enough to be my personal guide through the Wasatch Mountains in northern Utah recently and brought me to Provo Falls. What a wonderful series of waterfalls one after another. Here is one of my favorite scenes.

 

[Dean]

Great shots everybody...
Thanks Alan for keeping this alive .
Here is one from New Paltz New York in the Peters Kill area..

 

[Jeffrey]

That's a great image, Dean. Really holds my interest with so many features and motion.

 

[Igor Doncov]

Lot's of wonderful waterfall images here. I particularly liked Monika's for it's uniqueness.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Ben was kind enough to be my personal guide through the Wasatch Mountains in northern Utah recently and brought me to Provo Falls. What a wonderful series of waterfalls one after another. Here is one of my favorite scenes.

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Wow Jeffrey, how come I did not get any like this? Watch and learn I guess. This is just fantastic.

 

[Ben Egbert]

A year eh Alan? Thanks again for starting this today and also a year ago.

Here is one more from the Paradise river in Mt Rainier NP.

 

[TimMc]

Grand Portage Falls, North Shore of Lake Superior in Minnesota

Right side is Canada, Left side the United States

FallGP-1 by Tim McEnroe, on Flickr

 

[JimFox]

Congrats on this feature! And thank you Alan so much for having the diligence to keep this going each week!

FocalWorld has the best support staff in the whole world!

 

[Jeffrey]

A year eh Alan? Thanks again for starting this today and also a year ago.

Here is one more from the Paradise river in Mt Rainier NP.

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Wow, Ben, that is fantastic. How come I didn't get one like that? (maybe because I have not been to Mt. Rainier Park yet!).

 

[JimFox]

Wow, Ben, that is fantastic. How come I didn't get one like that? (maybe because I have not been to Mt. Rainier Park yet!).

Jeffrey, you need to get to Mt Rainier!

 

[Heron Marychild]

Another nice collection of falling water. Here's one of Salt Creek Falls from a couple winters ago, shot on Pan F +

Heron

 

[AlanLichty]

Another nice collection of falling water. Here's one of Salt Creek Falls from a couple winters ago, shot on Pan F +

Heron

Neat set of falls - and another place in Oregon now mapped for future reference Thnx!

 

[JimFox]

Grand Portage Falls, North Shore of Lake Superior in Minnesota

Right side is Canada, Left side the United States

FallGP-1 by Tim McEnroe, on Flickr

That is so cool Tim!

 

[JimFox]

Another nice collection of falling water. Here's one of Salt Creek Falls from a couple winters ago, shot on Pan F +

Heron

I like this one too Heron!

 

[Zeph]

Another nice collection of falling water. Here's one of Salt Creek Falls from a couple winters ago, shot on Pan F +

Heron

This is an awesome view, looking down stream, throw in the mist and powered sugar and it's a great image.
I usually shot this head on, your shot makes want to go back...

 

[JimFox]

The water is falling a bit...

This is from Ansel Adams Wilderness in the Eastern Sierra.