Trent, love your “small fall” interpretations—great images! The two mushrooms photos are perhaps my favorites and the rainy red leaves is another colorful and beautiful image! Thank you for sharing!
Alan, beautiful responses for this Task––love the second and fourth images the best but all are very, very nice! The small trickle from the bamboo pipe at the Portland Japanese Gardens especially meets "small" criteria and is a very colorful and well composed image too. I conceived this Task primarily because of the rhyme––also thinking of small waterfalls. Alternatively I thought isolated autumn trees might also work as well.Small Fall to me says waterfalls and that's right up my alley
A scene from the Portland Japanese Garden:
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A small scene at Fairy Falls in the Columbia River Gorge:
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Falls Creek in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest:
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Edith Creek in Mt. Rainier National Park:
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Jeffrey, two especially beautiful images—love your both interpretations of this Task! Perfect composition and color in the WY leaf image—and interesting viewpoint of the Provo River waterfall.
Tim, who knew a drainage ditch would ever look so good? Apparently you did! Wonderful captures Tim—and thank you for sharing.
Michael, love all your beautiful captures. The Bridal Veil Falls image is particularly nice and the Wahkeena Creek waterfalls are well captured—perfect shutter speeds employed. The first Wahkeena photo with the bright yellow leaf is especially nice! The second Wahkeena capture is my favorite you’ve submitted—very, very nice!
Jameel, excellent images—no need to “dig deeper”! You’ve captured a beautiful “small fall” arrangement of autumn leaves—nice composition and my favorite. I also like the wet “small fall” Boulder Creek image—also very nice as well.
Dan, two very interesting images of Weeping Wall you’ve shared—I really like the second image’s viewpoint. I also like the Fern Spring image—my favorite.
Kyle, again excellent images you’ve shared. I favor the Havasu Creek capture for the canyon-reflected color captured—well done. The Uvas Canyon image capture of the two falls and one predominant color creates a memorable image. Lastly, the Subway image’s foreground of “small falls” leading the eye to the beautiful background is well captured and a perfect composition.
Larry, beautiful “small falls” you’ve captured in Rocky Mountain National Park—the streaming flow cascading over the rocks creates a vivid image—well done.Here is a little falls from a small stream in Rocky Mountain National Park.
That's a real raucous flow of water!Here is a little falls from a small stream in Rocky Mountain National Park.
