Waterfall Wednesday 8/7/2019

AlanLichty

Moderator
Another Wednesday another Waterfall pile on thread :)

One of my favorite sets of waterfalls in the Quinault area is a small roadside attraction named Merriman Falls. I have made a point of stopping to take a few shots every time I go up to that area. I have posted some shots from there and this one is from a fall visit.


Pile on with whatever you have showing falling water.
 

Ken Rennie

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This is a bit of a story. Yesterday I decided to go and shoot at a local waterfall, Ashgill Force near Garrigill. Driving up through heavy rain I thought that the Ash Gill would have lots of water. I was disappointed to find when I arrived at noon that the water levels were very low. I could get down into the stream bed although the rocks were very slippery.
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I finally made my way as close to the falls as I could and with much wiping of lenses and filters, as the rain was joining forces with spray from the fall I managed another shot.
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The rain was now very heavy and I decided to shelter behind the falls. I tried many shots looking out through the falling water but they aren't great. It was now almost 2 o'clock when a man dropped out of the sky closely followed by another 14. Canyoning, it looks like fun but my body isn't up to it now. I wish that I had tried different shutter speeds as I was more concerned with getting things sharp but with so many different people abseiling down I really should have thought about it, ah well always next time.
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When I finally left at 2:40 the beck had risen many feet and looked as though it would continue to do so. Ken
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AlanLichty

Moderator
This is a bit of a story. Yesterday I decided to go and shoot at a local waterfall, Ashgill Force near Garrigill. Driving up through heavy rain I thought that the Ash Gill would have lots of water. I was disappointed to find when I arrived at noon that the water levels were very low. I could get down into the stream bed although the rocks were very slippery.
I finally made my way as close to the falls as I could and with much wiping of lenses and filters, as the rain was joining forces with spray from the fall I managed another shot. The rain was now very heavy and I decided to shelter behind the falls. I tried many shots looking out through the falling water but they aren't great. It was now almost 2 o'clock when a man dropped out of the sky closely followed by another 14. Canyoning, it looks like fun but my body isn't up to it now. I wish that I had tried different shutter speeds as I was more concerned with getting things sharp but with so many different people abseiling down I really should have thought about it, ah well always next time.
When I finally left at 2:40 the beck had risen many feet and looked as though it would continue to do so. Ken
Nice shots of those falls in spite of the conditions and quite the tale accompanying the shots. Thanks for sharing that.
 

MonikaC

Well-Known Member
This is a bit of a story. Yesterday I decided to go and shoot at a local waterfall, Ashgill Force near Garrigill. Driving up through heavy rain I thought that the Ash Gill would have lots of water. I was disappointed to find when I arrived at noon that the water levels were very low. I could get down into the stream bed although the rocks were very slippery. View attachment 20464
I finally made my way as close to the falls as I could and with much wiping of lenses and filters, as the rain was joining forces with spray from the fall I managed another shot. View attachment 20465 The rain was now very heavy and I decided to shelter behind the falls. I tried many shots looking out through the falling water but they aren't great. It was now almost 2 o'clock when a man dropped out of the sky closely followed by another 14. Canyoning, it looks like fun but my body isn't up to it now. I wish that I had tried different shutter speeds as I was more concerned with getting things sharp but with so many different people abseiling down I really should have thought about it, ah well always next time.View attachment 20466
View attachment 20467 When I finally left at 2:40 the beck had risen many feet and looked as though it would continue to do so. Ken
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That's quite the story & sequence of shots, Ken! I like the lower volume of water.
 
Another Wednesday another Waterfall pile on thread :)

One of my favorite sets of waterfalls in the Quinault area is a small roadside attraction named Merriman Falls. I have made a point of stopping to take a few shots every time I go up to that area. I have posted some shots from there and this one is from a fall visit.


Pile on with whatever you have showing falling water.
So pretty, Alan. You are the quintessential photographer of the PNW.
 
This is a bit of a story. Yesterday I decided to go and shoot at a local waterfall, Ashgill Force near Garrigill. Driving up through heavy rain I thought that the Ash Gill would have lots of water. I was disappointed to find when I arrived at noon that the water levels were very low. I could get down into the stream bed although the rocks were very slippery. View attachment 20464
I finally made my way as close to the falls as I could and with much wiping of lenses and filters, as the rain was joining forces with spray from the fall I managed another shot. View attachment 20465 The rain was now very heavy and I decided to shelter behind the falls. I tried many shots looking out through the falling water but they aren't great. It was now almost 2 o'clock when a man dropped out of the sky closely followed by another 14. Canyoning, it looks like fun but my body isn't up to it now. I wish that I had tried different shutter speeds as I was more concerned with getting things sharp but with so many different people abseiling down I really should have thought about it, ah well always next time.View attachment 20466
View attachment 20467 When I finally left at 2:40 the beck had risen many feet and looked as though it would continue to do so. Ken
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Neat series, Ken.
 

JimFox

Moderator
Staff member
This is a bit of a story. Yesterday I decided to go and shoot at a local waterfall, Ashgill Force near Garrigill. Driving up through heavy rain I thought that the Ash Gill would have lots of water. I was disappointed to find when I arrived at noon that the water levels were very low. I could get down into the stream bed although the rocks were very slippery. View attachment 20464
I finally made my way as close to the falls as I could and with much wiping of lenses and filters, as the rain was joining forces with spray from the fall I managed another shot. View attachment 20465 The rain was now very heavy and I decided to shelter behind the falls. I tried many shots looking out through the falling water but they aren't great. It was now almost 2 o'clock when a man dropped out of the sky closely followed by another 14. Canyoning, it looks like fun but my body isn't up to it now. I wish that I had tried different shutter speeds as I was more concerned with getting things sharp but with so many different people abseiling down I really should have thought about it, ah well always next time.View attachment 20466
View attachment 20467 When I finally left at 2:40 the beck had risen many feet and looked as though it would continue to do so. Ken
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Wow Ken! What an amazing scene, and how cool to have the added interest with this people canyoneering! I really enjoyed your post.
 

JimFox

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Staff member
Here is mine. I am not sure if the name of this I am in Telluride and am on the way to another waterfall, or I was until the afternoon thunderstorms struck about 2 hours early. In a short lul between rain bursts I ran out with an umbrella and shot this a few minutes ago. I am fortunate in this mountain area to have a pocket of cell service so I can shoot, edit and post! :)

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MonikaC

Well-Known Member
Here is mine. I am not sure if the name of this I am in Telluride and am on the way to another waterfall, or I was until the afternoon thunderstorms struck about 2 hours early. In a short lul between rain bursts I ran out with an umbrella and shot this a few minutes ago. I am fortunate in this mountain area to have a pocket of cell service so I can shoot, edit and post! :)

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That's some dedication, Jim!
 

MonikaC

Well-Known Member
I was headed out to the Western Slope after work today, but the traffic was so bad just getting to the next town, I turned around & come home. Meaning I had access to my computer with waterfall/water obeying gravity shots. This is the outflow from Lake Marie which is at the base of Medicine Bow Peak/Snowy Range Diamond that I posted a picture of earlier. Jim Fox asked if there was a waterfall, but, alas, this is all there is.
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