Waterfall Wednesday 8/5/2026

[AlanLichty]

Welcome to another round of Waterfall Wednesday. Any images you have depicting falling is a welcome addition to this thread.

My falls for today are a small scene from the middle of Falls Creek Falls in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Taken during a fall visit a number of years ago with a relatively low flow compared to the torrents of spring.

Pile on with whatever you have for falling water.

 

[Michael13]

Several tiny waterfalls within the big one there, Alan. I like that I can see the trajectories of many individual drops of water as they splash off the rocks!

This is White Horse Falls in Central Oregon. It's another place where there are many small cascades within the larger falls.

 

[AlanLichty]

Several tiny waterfalls within the big one there, Alan. I like that I can see the trajectories of many individual drops of water as they splash off the rocks!

This is White Horse Falls in Central Oregon. It's another place where there are many small cascades within the larger falls.

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Very nice Michael - I like looking around for small cascades in late summer/early fall waterfalls. You found a good one here. In the springtime falls like Falls Creek Falls above there is just one giant firehose gush of water and none of the neat little cascades that add interest to the scene.

 

[Ken Rennie]

Fairy Glen waterfall. Previously unprocessed for some reason that escapes me. Ken

 

[AlanLichty]

Fairy Glen waterfall. Previously unprocessed for some reason that escapes me. Ken
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Glad you found this unprocessed shot - I love all the small cascades in these falls. Would I be correct in guessing this is a low flow time of year for this spot?

 

[Ken Rennie]

Glad you found this unprocessed shot - I love all the small cascades in these falls. Would I be correct in guessing this is a low flow time of year for this spot?

Yes Alan fairly low flow