Waterfall Wednesday 9/16/2026

[AlanLichty]

If you have some shots of waterfalls this is the place to post them. Whether its a tiny flow of water or a torrent, crashing over a tall cliff or dribbling over some concrete it still counts as falling water and is welcome here.

My offering for today is a shot from Silver Falls State Park in Oregon. This is the lower portion of Lower South Falls from a fall visit a number of years ago.

Pile on with whatever you have depicting falling water.

 

[Michael13]

Here is Panther Creek Falls in Washington State, showing a beaver dam's amount of fallen trees at its base. Waterfalls in our part of the US are constantly changing with the passing of each season and each new storm.

 

[AlanLichty]

Here is Panther Creek Falls in Washington State, showing a beaver dam's amount of fallen trees at its base. Waterfalls in our part of the US are constantly changing with the passing of each season and each new storm.

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This would be an interesting place for a beaver pond although the water flow seems a bit high for that. Nice early morning light for these falls.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Maligne Canyon in Jasper, AB

 

[AlanLichty]

Maligne Canyon in Jasper, AB

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This is a really tasty little set of falls Jameel - I like your shutter speed choice for the flow rate in this little scene.

 

[BlackRockArt]

If you have some shots of waterfalls this is the place to post them. Whether its a tiny flow of water or a torrent, crashing over a tall cliff or dribbling over some concrete it still counts as falling water and is welcome here.

My offering for today is a shot from Silver Falls State Park in Oregon. This is the lower portion of Lower South Falls from a fall visit a number of years ago.

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Pile on with whatever you have depicting falling water.

Hi Alan, what month of the year is this? I went to this park once, but I did not see the fabulous waterfall.

Oliver

 

[AlanLichty]

Hi Alan, what month of the year is this? I went to this park once, but I did not see the fabulous waterfall.

Oliver

That shot was taken during an October visit. The creek runs year round so not sure how it would have been dry.

This is the usual view of the falls from the trail leading towards South Falls and the visitor center area: