Thanks Michael - we probably got spoiled rotten with the color show last fall and the display I got with this particular visit may be hard to match again.
One of my favorite aspects to Wahkeena Creek is how many interesting little scenes abound along its tortured path down the walls of the Gorge. I like your moss covered cube focus with this scene.
Neat looking waterfalls. Not sure I would like jumping in with a flow rate like this but I wouldn't hesitate to aim my camera in their direction like you did. The jumpers do lend a nice sense of scale to the scene. I like the shutter speed in the first and last images.
Really nice cascades with these waterfalls. I like the upfront focus on the foreground blooms with the falls as a backdrop.
Nice waterfall and lupine blooms.
Wow - those are some impressive falls Jameel. I could easily spend quite a bit of time exploring all of the possible small compositions you could get out of this large scene.
I love the series of steps the water flows over in this scene. Looks like a neat place to visit.
Alan, that's a gorgeous photo! Excellently made, with fine fine detail and beautiful colors. That's what it looks like taken with a wide angle lens. Is it from a tripod?
Michael, similar, beautiful photo like Alan's, beautiful, my favorite subject. Beautiful colors and detail.
Thanks Peter - this is actually from last fall and shot with a Canon 5D MkIV using an EF17-40mm f/4L. I will be in this same location the week after next with the R5 MkII. Have fun in the High Tatras.
Thanks Alan. I will have to shoot with a Panasonic S1R with a Sigma 14-24mm lens. The GF 23mm medium format wide-angle lens is coming to me next week.
just amazing
