Waterfall Wednesday 10/5/2022

[AlanLichty]

My starter falls for today are a very different view of Multnomah Falls taken with a drone out over the Columbia River. I originally didn't think these were Multnomah as I had never really seen it from the side but after I reviewed the GPS metadata in the flight logs I could see that the drone was facing Multnomah when I snapped the shot.

Pile on with your own waterfall imagery.

 

[ProCaliberTraveler]

Bridalveil Falls in Yosemite Valley is little more than a trickle at this point in the season.

 

[AlanLichty]

Bridalveil Falls in Yosemite Valley is little more than a trickle at this point in the season.

Wow - that really is just a trickle at this point in the season. That is also true for the waterfalls up in my area including Multnomah Falls in my image. When I shot Elowah Falls in August it was already bordering on not flowing at all and it hasn't really rained much since then.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

A high key rendition of the Narada falls lower section from my archives.

 

[AlanLichty]

A high key rendition of the Narada falls lower section from my archives.

An interesting take on Narada Falls that works quite well. That's a hard set of falls to shoot since they are so tall and the viewing area is up so close at the bottom.

 

[Rick Nantais]

Little water stream in Saint-Ferdinand, Quebec

 

[AlanLichty]

Little water stream in Saint-Ferdinand, Quebec

This works - I like the sunlight right on the mini falls.

 

[dan swiger]

Somewhere over Kauai. I wonder if it is lcoally "named"

 

[AlanLichty]

Somewhere over Kauai. I wonder if it is lcoally "named"

Beautiful falls although a tad on the inaccessible side without an aircraft.

Someone likely has a name for it but good luck wandering along that waterway to find that someone

 

[Ken Rennie]

Clashnessie Falls, from my recent trip North. I have never processed a waterfall like this before. Luckily I caught the sun in exactly the right position, earlier and it would have been visible in the shot, later and it would have shone on the water. I really need a person to show scale as this waterfall is 50ft high but looks much smaller. Three 1/6s shots mean merged to produce this, spray on the lens problem with longer exposures. Ken

 

[AlanLichty]

Clashnessie Falls, from my recent trip North. I have never processed a waterfall like this before. Luckily I caught the sun in exactly the right position, earlier and it would have been visible in the shot, later and it would have shone on the water. I really need a person to show scale as this waterfall is 50ft high but looks much smaller. Three 1/6s shots mean merged to produce this, spray on the lens problem with longer exposures. Ken

Sweet falls Ken. With a 50 ft. drop I can see why you had spray issues on your lens. Nice job with what looks like difficult light.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Late to the party but I don't want to miss a week.

AF river.

 

[AlanLichty]

Late to the party but I don't want to miss a week.

AF river.

Thanks for adding one to the weekly pile Ben - a very nice take on this waterway.