Waterfall Wednesday 3/6/2019

[AlanLichty]

It's Wednesday again already so time for more waterfalls.

This is an unnamed set of falls along Sweet Creek just below Ledge Falls.

Sweet Creek - Below Ledge Falls

• AlanLichty
• Mar 6, 2019

An unnamed set of falls along Sweet Creek, Oregon.

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[Ben Egbert]

Hi Alan, thanks again for starting this. I am down to 2 images left in my stash, here is one of them from Yellowstone, a pour off at grand prismatic basin.

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• Ben Egbert
• Mar 6, 2019

 

[Johnny Chien]

Phantom Falls and Little Phantom Falls, Oroville, April 2018

 

[Ken Rennie]

Unnamed waterfall in Eskdale, Cumbria photographed yesterday. Long exposure approx 1.5s it is a blend from 0.5s to 2.5s. Short exposure 1/125s. The last image is not a waterfall it is the main path running diagonally from bottom right to middle left. We had a storm pass through on Monday that dumped some snow and a lot of rain driven by 70mph winds. I thought that the waterfalls in this valley might be flowing nicely but the large ones were just a wall of white foam and despite racking the shutter speed up to 1/2000s they just look a mess

 

[AlanLichty]

Unnamed waterfall in Eskdale, Cumbria photographed yesterday. Long exposure approx 1.5s it is a blend from 0.5s to 2.5s. Short exposure 1/125s. The last image is not a waterfall it is the main path running diagonally from bottom right to middle left. We had a storm pass through on Monday that dumped some snow and a lot of rain driven by 70mph winds. I thought that the waterfalls in this valley might be flowing nicely but the large ones were just a wall of white foam and despite racking the shutter speed up to 1/2000s they just look a mess

That last shot may not be called a waterfall but it certainly has all of the characteristics of one

Most of the waterfalls in the Pacific NW are unattractive for photo purposes in the spring when runoff is heavy. What would be interesting displays of water winding its way down rock faces turns into featureless walls of white.

 

[Dean]

I hope Frozen counts.. I though the hole in the ice wall was neat

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Another great set of water yielding to gravity images. Here is my contribution keeping up the theme of unnamed falls. This is from the Olympic Penninsula in the Sol Duc Falls area.

 

[Kyle Jones]

I've probably shared this before, but I figured it was time again. This is Horsetail Falls captured by moonlight. Amazingly enough, there were no crowds!

 

[JimFox]

It's Wednesday again already so time for more waterfalls.

This is an unnamed set of falls along Sweet Creek just below Ledge Falls.

Sweet Creek - Below Ledge Falls

• AlanLichty
• Mar 6, 2019

An unnamed set of falls along Sweet Creek, Oregon.

Pile on

Sweet Creek sure is a sweet place for water photos!

 

[JimFox]

Hi Alan, thanks again for starting this. I am down to 2 images left in my stash, here is one of them from Yellowstone, a pour off at grand prismatic basin.

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• Ben Egbert
• Mar 6, 2019

Ben, this is very cool.

As to running low on Waterfall shots, maybe you need to run up to Idaho Springs.

 

[JimFox]

Here is mine from the San Gabriel River which is in the mountains just east of LA.

 

[AlanLichty]

Here is mine from the San Gabriel River which is in the mountains just east of LA.

Nice shutter speed choice and processing. Slow enough to make it not messy water and fast enough to still add some muscle to the flow. Works well as a B&W.

 

[Jim Dockery]

I actually have a new one today, looking down on an unnamed frozen flow from a drone above Heather Lake in the Cascades.