Waterfall Wednesday 11/21/2018

[AlanLichty]

Another Wednesday is upon us so time to start another waterfall thread.

My kickoff this morning is the uppermost of two falls known as Ledge Falls along Sweet Creek from my visit there last week. There is direct light in this scene but it's only barely visible in some of the trees due to the extreme wildfire haze.

Upper Ledge Falls

• AlanLichty
• Nov 21, 2018

Upper Ledge Falls along Sweet Creek in the Siuslaw National Forest.

Pile on with more waterfalls

 

[Ben Egbert]

Thanks again Alan, nice image here.

Another from my Yellowstone collection.

This is my version of Lewis River, the same place as featured a while back in Lets Play using Ricks version.

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• Ben Egbert
• Nov 21, 2018

 

[Kyle Jones]

Svartifoss in Southern Iceland. The biggest challenge for this one was balancing on the rocks in the river waiting for people to move out of my frame. Somehow I managed to stay dry.

 

[Kyle Jones]

Another Wednesday is upon us so time to start another waterfall thread.

My kickoff this morning is the uppermost of two falls known as Ledge Falls along Sweet Creek from my visit there last week. There is direct light in this scene but it's only barely visible in some of the trees due to the extreme wildfire haze.

Pile on with more waterfalls

Really nice Alan!

 

[Ken Rennie]

Scaleber Force in North Yorkshire. Now that the foliage has died back I need to go and get more waterfall images, there must be at least 20 within an hours drive. Ken

 

[Ken Rennie]

Svartifoss in Southern Iceland. The biggest challenge for this one was balancing on the rocks in the river waiting for people to move out of my frame. Somehow I managed to stay dry.
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Lovely composition and a good waterfall. I am increasingly dismayed by comments about having to wait while people get out of the way. The Internet is a double edged sword. On one hand they allow us to communicate and see images from out of the way locations and on the other the self same locations get popular and people flock to them. The genie is out of the bottle so I suppose that I need to live with it. Ken

 

[Kyle Jones]

Lovely composition and a good waterfall. I am increasingly dismayed by comments about having to wait while people get out of the way. The Internet is a double edged sword. On one hand they allow us to communicate and see images from out of the way locations and on the other the self same locations get popular and people flock to them. The genie is out of the bottle so I suppose that I need to live with it. Ken

I knew what I was getting with this one. It is one of the most famous falls in Iceland, with a relatively easy hike to get there in the middle of their most crowded national park. I do get frustrated, though, with the endless parade of people that run into a scene for their selfie. But that's because my goals are different - and not necessarily better.

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Glen Canyon waterfalls only present after a heavy rainfall.

 

[JimFox]

Another Wednesday is upon us so time to start another waterfall thread.

My kickoff this morning is the uppermost of two falls known as Ledge Falls along Sweet Creek from my visit there last week. There is direct light in this scene but it's only barely visible in some of the trees due to the extreme wildfire haze.

Upper Ledge Falls

• AlanLichty
• Nov 21, 2018

Upper Ledge Falls along Sweet Creek in the Siuslaw National Forest.

Pile on with more waterfalls

Wow Alan! This one may be my favorite of all of the waterfall photos you have posted so far, this one is really awesome!

 

[Dean]

Once again .. beautiful images from everybody
Alan, I agree with Jim that is certainly one of your best WF shots recently.. great job with that.

Here is one from the day Bart and I hiked up the Gil Brook this fall and kept stumbling upon all these little falls..

 

[rfkiii]

Moose Falls, Yellowstone

 

[Gaz]

One of my very favorite spots to take in the beauty of the Mckenzie River in Oregon. I call this piece "Flowing Through Eden"

 

[JimFox]

One of my very favorite spots to take in the beauty of the Mckenzie River in Oregon. I call this piece "Flowing Through Eden"View attachment 14104

Love it!

 

[JimFox]

This is from a spring storm in Yosemite about 5 years ago. This is upper Yosemite Falls.

 

[Gaz]

This is from a spring storm in Yosemite about 5 years ago. This is upper Yosemite Falls.

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It truly shouts power Jim, Very nice!! Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours my friend!

-Gaz