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08-17-2021, 10:32 AM - 3 Likes   #2131
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Tannery Falls here in MessychewBits 1) the entire falls, 2) the lower sections, 3) the upper section. It is hard to capture the mood of this falls in a picture. It is accessed from a parking area along a dirt road up above the falls. You hike down a sometimes steep trail, suddenly the falls is there and you can walk around in front of it.

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08-19-2021, 10:20 AM   #2132
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This is the Arroyo Conejo flowing thru the Hill Canyon area of Camarillo, Calif. This area is my new favorite local hiking spot and I was shocked to find this creek flowing thru the otherwise dry and barren landscape.
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Alternative exposures of a drop along Chapel Brook Falls, and also one of the little pools.
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08-25-2021, 05:06 PM - 6 Likes   #2134
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Horseshoe Falls at Mount Field National Park, South-West Tasmania:


09-03-2021, 03:28 AM   #2135
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QuoteOriginally posted by RobA_Oz Quote
Horseshoe Falls at Mount Field National Park, South-West Tasmania:
Lovely capture. I remember doing the tarn shelf walk in that national park as a kid. Will have to get back there sometime (might have to wait a couple of years ��). Thanks for sharing.

Edit: pretty sure I would have just had my Agfa Sillette which taught me a lot!
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Small scale falls/slides along a little woodland stream.
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QuoteOriginally posted by Brisboy Quote
Lovely capture. I remember doing the tarn shelf walk in that national park as a kid. Will have to get back there sometime (might have to wait a couple of years ��). Thanks for sharing.

Edit: pretty sure I would have just had my Agfa Sillette which taught me a lot!
Thank you! I had an Agfa Isola when I was a teenager.

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River Wharfe, Wetherby, Yorkshire

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A stream here in MessyChewBits
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QuoteOriginally posted by WPRESTO Quote
the lower sections
Lovely images Walt. I particularly loved the second.
Your next series, Chapel Brook Falls, was pretty special too.
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QuoteOriginally posted by rod_grant Quote
Lovely images Walt. I particularly loved the second.
Your next series, Chapel Brook Falls, was pretty special too.
Glad you like the images. In fact, I'm always glad when someone gets a moment of pleasure from something I post.
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Duchesnay Creek, Duchesnay Falls, North bay
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Waterfall by Noel Bowers, 2 Sec exposure
I definitely prefer the first version.

Hawaii, like Iceland is a great place for waterfalls. Here are some
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Captured this image while out for a walk.
I about deleted the image until I realized that the Red Green & Blue hues were created by the refraction or prism effect of the water spray with the sunlight

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