Waterfall Wednesday 8/14/2019

[AlanLichty]

Its time for more waterfalls

This is a small set of unnamed falls along the Sitkum-Sol Duc road in the Olympic National Forest. This little drainage flows into the Calawah River.

Calawah Road - UnnamedFalls

• AlanLichty
• Aug 14, 2019

Unnamed waterfalls along the Sitkum - Sol Duc road. Olympic National Forest, WA.

Pile on with your own falls......

 

[Ken Rennie]

Another shot of Dolgoch Falls in Mid Wales this time with some foreground runs. Ken

 

[Ben Egbert]

Thanks again Alan for starting this and both you and Ken have some amazing images for this week.

Here is one of mine this time back in American Fork Canyon.

 

[Amy Nelson]

Mini Waterfall - hand held (Lower Blue Lake)

 

[John Holbrook]

Tremont, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, TN

 

[JimFox]

View attachment 20618 Another shot of Dolgoch Falls in Mid Wales this time with some foreground runs. Ken

This is super cool Ken! I am liking the shape of this one.

 

[JimFox]

This is from Blue Lakes in Colorado where I had hiked with Amy on Saturday. This is running down from Middle Blue Lakes to Lower Blue Lakes. I am shooting up as it cascades down.

 

[Anatoly]

Great waterfalls and streams!

 

[Jameel Hyder]

A small stream that drains into the ocean on Oregon coast.

 

[Kyle Jones]

Details of Burney Falls

 

[Travis Rhoads]

I missed it yesterday...was nutz busy...seems to be a trend lately.

This is from this past weekend in the Smokies. One of my favorite falls, Spruce Flats Falls.

 

[Ken Rennie]

I missed it yesterday...was nutz busy...seems to be a trend lately.

This is from this past weekend in the Smokies. One of my favorite falls, Spruce Flats Falls.
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Lovely image with terrific depth of field, focus stacked? Another image that tells me that it is possible to take great images in the summer. Ken

 

[Travis Rhoads]

Lovely image with terrific depth of field, focus stacked? Another image that tells me that it is possible to take great images in the summer. Ken

Thanks Ken. Single image, not focus stacked, f/11 focused on the mid ground rocks. Yes, you can still shoot in summer if you find the right place! It was pleasantly overcast for the morning.