Post Your Waterfalls

[Preston]

Vinny,

Thanks for your comments. I do see what you mean. Research continues....

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[SamReeves]

Aysgarth Falls, Yorkshire Dales:



Velvia, 90mm Angulon.

Love it. Excellent chrome.

[Michael Wynd]

Nigretta Falls in flood, last Saturday. Tachihara 8x10, 300mm Nikkor, Efke 25 ASA developed in Ilfotec 1:19 for six minutes and printed on Ilford Multigrade FB

[Preston]

Cascade on Lone Pine Creek, Whitney Portal, Sierra-



Tachihara 4x5
300 Nikkor-m
Astia 100F
October 2006

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[Mark Stahlke]

I love waterfalls. And the stunning work displayed in this thread. Here is another one of my humble attempts from July. This little cascade is the outlet stream from Tabor Lake.

Shen Hao PTB 4x5, Apo-Grandagon 55mm, Delta 100
Cropped to eliminate vignetting. I like that lens but it sure is hard to use.

[Mark Stahlke]

Here is one from Colorado's Holy Cross Wilderness taken a couple of years ago.
Tachihara 4x5, 110SSXL, Velvia.

[Preston]

Nice work, Mark!

--P

[numnutz]

Another of the Cascade at Virginia Water in Windsor Great Park UK.

Gandolfi 5 x 4 150mm Xenar ⅛sec @ f8 FP4+ developed in PMK Pyro,
Scanned with Epson 4990 Quadtoned in Photoshop no other Photoshop hanky-panky.

A bit sharper than the last one...

nn

[mrladewig]

Preston, Mark and NN,

Thanks for sharing these nice images.

Mel-

[h2oman]

These falls are on a small creek in south-central Oregon, called Deep Creek, between Lakeview and Adel. Look up the location on a map - it is pretty far from anywhere! The creek goes over some nice basalt columns to form the falls. It is often too dry this time of year to be interesting, but I caught it the day after a rain.