Waterfalls (d40, speed, photos, shutter)

[AusBoss]

Post#221, Multnomah Falls, Portland, Oregon

[mike1003]

[useasdirected]

Originally Posted by AusBoss

Post#221, Multnomah Falls, Portland, Oregon

Correction, I just realized that it was in the post above.

Thanks for bringing back memories.

[bkern1989]

Just a few waterfalls I visited today, 30 miles South of Eureka Springs. I actually wasn't expecting much of anything in the way of water due to the lack of rain. I just bought a waterfall guidebook so my main objective was to see how accurate the directions were.


DSC05638 by bakern1989, on Flickr


DSC05542 by bakern1989, on Flickr

[elnina]

Cotswold fountain at Preston and Main St. by elnina999, on Flickr

[EA]

[Mr. Stokes]

Similar to the above photo, a 100' shorter, but no less stunning - Tews Falls in Hamilton...41metres high.

[Almrausch]

You all amaze me with your stunning photography. I feel like a child looking through a picture album . Well I am a fan of yours ..thank you for sharing

[bkern1989]

The first picture is called "Native American Falls" here in Arkansas. I would have liked to have taken a better picture of it, but I unfortunately dropped my better camera in a creek earlier in the day. (Here's to me hoping it works fine after drying out!)

Native American Falls, AR by bakern1989, on Flickr

This is simply a cascade along a creek.

Cascades in Arkansas by bakern1989, on Flickr

[philmar]

Close encounter of the wet kind at Tews Falls by Phil Marion, on Flickr

Niagara Falls in a deep freeze by Phil Marion, on Flickr

Chute Montmorency Falls by Phil Marion, on Flickr

Long exposure of Iguacu Falls during a rain storm by Phil Marion, on Flickr

Catarata La Fortuna - Costa Rica by Phil Marion, on Flickr


A Canon, a few good lenses, some curiosity, 5 weeks vacation/year and an itchy shutter finger.
Check out my Flickr .................you won't be disappointed
https://www.flickr.com/photos/phil_marion/sets