Post Your Waterfalls

[Joe Smigiel]

@ Peter & ROL,

Amazing, the different feeling I get from the two images. Same place but totally different interpretation. Both are superb.

Joe

[Joakim Ahnfelt]

Isle of Skye, Scottland 2011.

[Peter Mounier]

@ Peter & ROL,

Amazing, the different feeling I get from the two images. Same place but totally different interpretation. Both are superb.

Joe

Thanks Joe!

[tgtaylor]

Another recent view of Bridalvale:



Toyo 45AX, 300mm Nikkor-M, Oriental Glossy RC.

Thomas

[rajforever]

nice variety of good shots here

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Swapnil Kolhe

[Harley Goldman]

I was lucky enough to be in Yosemite a week ago for the nice stormy weekend. I made this one an hour before the rain, then snow, began to fall. This is lower Yosemite Falls.

Chamonix 4x5
Nikkor 300 M
Acros with Rollo Pyro processing

[Shawn Dougherty]

Springfield Falls, conveniently located on the way to my favorite brewery. =)
4x5 contact print, Lodima, Amidol + extra KBr, selenium toned
Toyo 45AII, 305mm G-Claron, FP4+, Rodinal 1:100

[austin granger]

So many beautiful waterfall pictures above me.

This is Bridal Veil Falls in the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon.



http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

[Joel Truckenbrod]

Austin...didn't know you bothered with the old waterfall cliche . Nice image.

It's tough to hold a candle to places like Yosemite and the Pac NW, but here's one from last weekend in Northern Minnesota (Shen Hao FCL57-A, Fujinon 90mm, 1 sec @ f32, Ilford Delta 100 in Xtol 1:1):

[austin granger]

Austin...didn't know you bothered with the old waterfall cliche

Yeah, I like to throw people a curveball once and awhile. Plus, I was there, with my camera-it would have been kind of silly of me to refuse to photograph it just because it's a waterfall. It can't help being a cliche. Everything has its place.

Great picture by the way. As usual.