Waterfall Wednesday 10/11/17

[AlanLichty]

Good morning - time for another round of waterfalls. I am going to focus on the area around Shepperd's Dell with some fall images. The waterfalls are somewhat steep and the little hollow where this is doesn't leave a lot of room to get a good view.

One from the pathway:

Fall Leaves Shepperds Dell

• AlanLichty
• Oct 9, 2017

A small but colorful sideshow along the Historic Columbia River Highway.

And one from the bridge:

Fall Leaves at Shepperds Dell

• AlanLichty
• Oct 9, 2017

A fall view of Shepperds Dell falls from the bridge.

Just up the road a few hundred yards is a small stream I shot through an arch in the stone guardrails along the highway:

Falls And an Arch

• AlanLichty
• Oct 9, 2017

The old stone guardrails along the Historic Columbia River Highway often provide a nice view...

Add on your own waterfalls if you wish.

 

[TimMc]

Two from Ricketts Glen. The second is from peak color 5 years ago and hopefully what I will see next week

 

[Kyle Jones]

I call this "some random waterfall" because I have no idea what it is called. Noticed it from Iceland's ring road and headed down a dirt road to get a better view.

 

[Luvwine]

Figured I would take a break from NC waterfalls, and post a couple of shots of a slightly (ahem) more known waterfall, Yosemite Falls....

 

[JimFox]

Good morning - time for another round of waterfalls. I am going to focus on the area around Shepperd's Dell with some fall images. The waterfalls are somewhat steep and the little hollow where this is doesn't leave a lot of room to get a good view.

One from the pathway:

Fall Leaves Shepperds Dell

• AlanLichty
• Oct 9, 2017

A small but colorful sideshow along the Historic Columbia River Highway.

And one from the bridge:

Fall Leaves at Shepperds Dell

• AlanLichty
• Oct 9, 2017

A fall view of Shepperds Dell falls from the bridge.

Just up the road a few hundred yards is a small stream I shot through an arch in the stone guardrails along the highway:

Falls And an Arch

• AlanLichty
• Oct 9, 2017

The old stone guardrails along the Historic Columbia River Highway often provide a nice view...

Add on your own waterfalls if you wish.

Hey Alan,

I like your 2nd waterfall shot the best. But your #3 is funny, because as I scrolled down, I thought it was cool how you got part of the waterfall in the arch under the cool looking walkway. Only after reading what you wrote and then looking closer did I realize that it was indeed the guardrail and not some stone bridge....

Jim

 

[JimFox]

Figured I would take a break from NC waterfalls, and post a couple of shots of a slightly (ahem) more known waterfall, Yosemite Falls....

Hey Stephen,

This is a little more well known! I like your B&W the best, I think many of us can identify with shooting longer shots to get those trees silhouetted against the falling water. Nice work.

Jim

 

[JimFox]

Thanks Alan for the thread.

I am going with Stephen and posting one from Yosemite, though mine will be a little less known.

Jim

 

[AlanLichty]

Hey Alan,

I like your 2nd waterfall shot the best. But your #3 is funny, because as I scrolled down, I thought it was cool how you got part of the waterfall in the arch under the cool looking walkway. Only after reading what you wrote and then looking closer did I realize that it was indeed the guardrail and not some stone bridge....

Jim

That's actually the guardrail all along parts of the Historic Columbia River Highway. The bottom of the frame is cutting off the asphalt of the roadway.

 

[Ben Egbert]

My contribution for this week. The waterfall below Swiftcurrent lake in the Many Glaciers area of Glacier NP.

 

[TimMc]

Ben

Just about every waterfall I shoot is a several second exposure. Your picture really proves a much quicker exposure can work . Nice photo

 

[Zeph]

View from Artist's Point

 

[Zeph]

My contribution for this week. The waterfall below Swiftcurrent lake in the Many Glaciers area of Glacier NP.

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Love this shot...Ben

 

[Jameel Hyder]

My contributions to this thread - one from WA and another from OR. Lets see if any of you can Id these.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Two from Ricketts Glen. The second is from peak color 5 years ago and hopefully what I will see next weekView attachment 1985 View attachment 1986

Love the falls colors here.

 

[Jim Sanderson]

A couple from upper Yosemite Falls....early morning just as light first fell on the falls.