AlanLichty
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The fall season at the Portland Japanese Garden is almost magical during peak color and was my favorite time of year to shoot there. This is Heavenly Falls from an early November visit a number of years ago.
The slope of the mountainside that the garden is built on is about the only natural part of this scene unless you want to count gravity and the air. The rocks were brought in from elsewhere and the cascades were carefully planned. The water is part of the planned infrastructure in the garden and flows down to the lowest point in the garden's property where a pump sends it back up the hill to keep the falls flowing.
C&C always welcome.
The slope of the mountainside that the garden is built on is about the only natural part of this scene unless you want to count gravity and the air. The rocks were brought in from elsewhere and the cascades were carefully planned. The water is part of the planned infrastructure in the garden and flows down to the lowest point in the garden's property where a pump sends it back up the hill to keep the falls flowing.
C&C always welcome.