A thread showing waterfalls - small, large, outstanding, boring - show us what you've done and amaze us.
Feel free to comment on ones you see here.
This was on a walk today. Not very large and probably not that interesting.
On the other hand, this was from a trip to Iceland in 2015.
Bath time
Waterfalls are a photographic subject that can provide very attractive images.
Waterfall over a travertine deposit.
(for cross viewing)
That has to be Öxarárfoss in the Þingvellir National Park,. we have been there in 2017.
When back home I'll will see if I have some from Iceland also.
For now only these (i'm not at home)
Lower Bertha Falls by PhotobyGMS, on Flickr
Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta Canada
Schiessentümpel waterfall by PhotobyGMS, on Flickr
Mullerthal region Luxemburg.
Yes, now where's this one (even more famous)
This is Gullfoss!
It is amazing during the day, but if you go back at midnight it is even better.
Here's a link to a German photo sharing website I use.
My Gullfoss shot is ranked as my best photo there :-)
www.fotocommunity.de/photo/mitternacht-beim-gullfoss-trevor-roberts/45547224
Here's closer in, but I like the wider framing better:
I like the composition in the second one. I want to step into the photo and explore.
A close up of the Upper North Falls at Silver Falls State Park.
Waterfalls from 5 countries
YNP waterfall-4934 by softmarmotte, on Flickr
0710 la hoegne nd-073934 by softmarmotte, on Flickr
1307 waterfall-1007221 by softmarmotte, on Flickr
010925b gullfoss by softmarmotte, on Flickr
090922 c malham janet's foss approach-1 by softmarmotte, on Flickr
Waterfalls. Great idea for a thread. What photographer doesn't like a good waterfall?
This is Wentworth Falls in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney in NSW, Australia. This was taken with my Sony RX100MIII about 5 years ago.
You can this waterfall is easy accessible, you can walk/step in the stream as I did for this photo at several spots, you can stroll around and over it (that little bridge) 😊
Stardust.
No falls around here and I don't travel, so the best I can offer is a greenery fall:
An interesting take on a classic picture. Gets my vote.
Both on rainy days:
The Steall Falls near Fort William and the Ben Nevis in Scotland
The lower part of the Stuibenfall at Umhausen, Ötztal,Tirol, Austria
Another one from waterfalls series over a travertine deposit.
Same waterfall differnent angle, and wet feet 😁
Dawson Falls, Wells Gray Provincial Park BC Canada
