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Explore June 28, 2010 #243
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I spent the morning shooting beautiful Abiqua Falls on Saturday with Pat Campbell (pdxphotoguy) As we were driving there was this heavy low fog building and we were thinking, this could be some nice conditions. I had a vision of the sun creating some nice rays through the fog. Well, we got to the falls and there was some fog in the air, but nothing like what was above. The conditions were very nice though. What caught my eye imeadiately was these sexy curves in the rocks bordering the splash pool. There are so many incredible comps to be had at this lovely spot.
If you haven't seen Pat's work, do yourself a favor and wade through his stream here; www.flickr.com/photos/38007179@N05/ you'll be glad you did.
Thanks for the morning of shooting Pat and thanks for breakfast as well buddy. Lets do it again :)
Lower Falls at Old Man's Cave in Hocking Hills Ohio is a peaceful but busy waterfalls. The color there is so vibrant as you can see in the photo. There were hundreds of people in the Old Man's Cave Gorge while we were there. I would suggest either an early morning or late evening visit to avoid the crowds.
Or how to close an Olympic size swimming pool for austerity reasons and replace with a splash pool!
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Cedar Falls
Queer Creek
Hocking Hills State Park
Ohio
5 Image HDR
Yesterday myself and some good friends headed out in a Winter Storm Warning and made the 120 mile trek to Hocking Hills State Park in Central Ohio. It was well worth the uneasy drive, none of us really could imagine what was waiting for us; awesome beauty. A recently fallen hemlock had fallen into the splash pool, I had seen shot of it and was worried it would ruin the view, but to my joy it had not as it makes for a really cool foreground. The entire demographic of the pool has been changed as the the water now flows to the far right and sandstone has built up around the tree.
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Hurst Falls
Cove Springs Park
Frankfort, Kentucky
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After a great weekend with my other half in Louisville, Kentucky the weekend before Valentines Day, I thought I would scout a falls I had never seen before on our way home. Located in a small city park on the northern outskirts of town, when we pulled into the parks parking lot I was amazed to see that it was fully visible right there. It was raining lightly and the creek in front of the falls was moving pretty quickly. I couldn't believe how pretty the falls was and the interesting thing about this beauty is the splash pool is created by a small man made dam which overflows onto the viewing platform then falls into the creek making multiple compositions of the falls a challenge.
Odd notation of today's post, today is the 1 year anniversary that I last had an image make it into Explore. I find it a bit interesting that after having over 100 photos featured over 3 years it suddenly stopped. Weird.
Hello everyone & happy Sunday! I hope you are all enjoying the last bits of your weekend. Today I will be sharing the first of many sets of photos taken by our photographer, Sean, of a project that The Design Firm has recently wrapped up for our client, Suki. Our client requested a palm desert theme for her full sim, with a total of four homes for herself & her family. We were also tasked with creating several gathering areas throughout the sim, where our client & her family can congregate, host functions & RP. With all of our clients requests in mind & our team eager to provide our client with a finished product that they can enjoy for years to come, we’ve created what may be the most in depth & detail-oriented project that The Design Firm has completed to date.
In this first set of photos, I’ve opted to showcase the recreational areas that we’ve designed for our clients. One of our clients first requests was to have an area dedicated to a basketball & tennis court. We took that request & hit the ground running. We chose to design a tennis court with a low surrounding wall, allowing the players & spectators to take in the panoramic view of the surrounding desert scenery. With the basketball court, we decided to lower it & incorporate it into the mountain that it’s partially built into. This provided great separation of both courts from one another, while still leaving both easily accessible via a pavilion, complete with lockers & water fountains!
We’ve also created a large communal pool, with a functioning water slide & several seating areas (with fire pits!) to keep our client & her family warm on those chilly desert nights. Lastly, we’ve created a fenced in children’s playground, with water features! We added in a waterslide with mini splash pool at the base of the slide, allowing our clients children & young family members to keep cool during those hot desert days!
As always, thank you so much for following, supporting & cheering us on at The Design Firm. Your support is extremely appreciated!
Lastly, I always recommend viewing my photos in full screen mode when able! This allows you to see the true depth and detail of the spaces that my colleagues and I create for our clients.
P.S. If you would like to know the name of the store or designer who has created any of the pieces that you see in this photo, please feel free to send me a notecard in world (Brinks Lemmon)
Photo Credit - Sean Hardy
Charleston Falls
Charleston Falls Preserve
West Charleston, Ohio
5 Image HDR
It's not too often you find a falls that actually has two different falls that meet in the same splash pool. Shot back in December, this falls actually is quite difficult to shoot as spray from the large falls limits your perspectives. The spray seems to swirl around the small gorge but to make things even harder most of the wooden trail you aren't allowed to leave. Nonetheless, the scene is well worth a visit.
Built as phase one & two of the Christchurch north civic precinct (that's Christchurch Spire beyond it) local firm Plumb Design Group did the interiors. Demolition work started in October to make way for a civic splash pool and leisure centre.
the splash pool at Multnomah Falls, the tallest waterfall in Oregon during some crazy cold weather.
Columbia River Gorge
This is a view of the splash pool at South Falls at Silver Creek State Park.
This is one of the most famous attractions in Oregon. This falls is 177ft high and is a real wonder to see in person.
For those of you who are thinking of visiting Oregon sometime.. I would highly recommend you visit South Falls.. You will be glad you did.. :-)
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Sunset in the intertidal zone at Tawharanui, New Zealand.
I love the excitement of the waves and splashes in the fast changing light, getting in closer for a shot, only to retreat again after a few too many splashes.
¤ On Black ¤ : Check out the details; it is almost possible to hear the falls.
Yosemite Falls is the highest measured waterfall in North America. Located in Yosemite National Park in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California, it is a major attraction in the park, especially in late spring when the water flow is at its peak.
The total 2425-foot (739-m) distance from the top of the upper falls to the base of the lower falls qualifies Yosemite Falls as the 6th highest waterfall in the world (with the recent discovery of Gocta Cataracts it presently appears on some lists as the seventh).
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The Ahwahneechee people of Yosemite Valley called the waterfall "Cholock" and believed that the plunge pool at its base was inhabited by the spirits of several witches, called the Poloti. An Ahwaneechee folktale describes a woman going to fetch a pail of water from the pool, and drawing it out full of snakes. Later that night, after the woman had trespassed into their territory, the spirits caused the woman's house to be sucked into the pool by a powerful wind, taking the woman and her newborn baby with her. This story was most likely concocted to caution people from approaching the dangerous splash pool.
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I was commissioned by the architect to photograph their recently built pool to the house they built already a few years ago.
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In Summer, when the air and the water are warm, and water flow levels are down, is a good time to let young children learn what it means to be a mountain stream. Hard bottom streams with waterfalls are great for wading and splashing. Here at Campbell Falls the water in the splash pool is about 12 inches at its deepest. Above the fall there are lots of little pools to play in along the flat and hard stream bed. It's Whee! time.
Lower Yocum Falls
Yocum Creek
Kentucky
It's not very often that I get surprised when I go shooting waterfalls but this passed Sunday I got a very pleasant one. Our itenerary this day took us to several falls I've never been to and Yocum Falls was one of them. A roadside waterfall, Yocum is a towering 60 + ft. waterfall with interestingly a sister falls of nearly equal height just 200 ft. away. You can see both the falls from above, but I'm not usually one to settle for shooting a falls from above so we decided to descend into the gorge via this old road and walk the creek back up and in doing so this is what we were greeted with first and in my opinion it's one of the most beautiful in the state of Kentucky. There is a unique intimacy with the approximately 7ft tall waterfall that you rarely feel with Kentucky falls as it is enshrouded in rhododendron and the creek makes an abrupt 90 degree turn from the cliff wall, and the only drawback is the garbage that litters the creekbed, in fact there was a rear differential to some form of car and a tire attached to it just a few feet past the splash pool. Unfortunately our journey stopped here as the only way to see the two upper falls, Upper Yocum and Blaze #3, is to make your way up the falls and it was just a little too cold to commit to being that wet the rest of the day. We'll be back.
I hope to start getting caught up with everyone, things have been ultra busy around here! As always, thank you for stopping by and comments and favorites are very much appreciated!
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Hello everyone & happy Sunday! I hope you are all enjoying the last bits of your weekend. Today I will be sharing the first of many sets of photos taken by our photographer, Sean, of a project that The Design Firm has recently wrapped up for our client, Suki. Our client requested a palm desert theme for her full sim, with a total of four homes for herself & her family. We were also tasked with creating several gathering areas throughout the sim, where our client & her family can congregate, host functions & RP. With all of our clients requests in mind & our team eager to provide our client with a finished product that they can enjoy for years to come, we’ve created what may be the most in depth & detail-oriented project that The Design Firm has completed to date.
In this first set of photos, I’ve opted to showcase the recreational areas that we’ve designed for our clients. One of our clients first requests was to have an area dedicated to a basketball & tennis court. We took that request & hit the ground running. We chose to design a tennis court with a low surrounding wall, allowing the players & spectators to take in the panoramic view of the surrounding desert scenery. With the basketball court, we decided to lower it & incorporate it into the mountain that it’s partially built into. This provided great separation of both courts from one another, while still leaving both easily accessible via a pavilion, complete with lockers & water fountains!
We’ve also created a large communal pool, with a functioning water slide & several seating areas (with fire pits!) to keep our client & her family warm on those chilly desert nights. Lastly, we’ve created a fenced in children’s playground, with water features! We added in a waterslide with mini splash pool at the base of the slide, allowing our clients children & young family members to keep cool during those hot desert days!
As always, thank you so much for following, supporting & cheering us on at The Design Firm. Your support is extremely appreciated!
Lastly, I always recommend viewing my photos in full screen mode when able! This allows you to see the true depth and detail of the spaces that my colleagues and I create for our clients.
P.S. If you would like to know the name of the store or designer who has created any of the pieces that you see in this photo, please feel free to send me a notecard in world (Brinks Lemmon)
Photo Credit - Sean Hardy
I've never actually gotten this far along the edges of this particular waterfall before. The previous times the water flow prevented me from getting this close or to this side of the waterfall and splash pool. though not as picturesque as the upper falls, known as Cherokee Falls, this one is still worth the hike down to.
With more waterflow you can get some really nice shots from within the cascades and rocks lower down from the splash pool, which make for a nice foreground and the main waterfall in the background.
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What I found most interesting about this falls is that towards the bottom near the splash pool, it had many individual little water falls as you can see in the center of the image. A fantastic thing to see. Doesn't it look rather refreshing? Especially after looking at all of those Southwest shots. :) (Best Viewed Large)
Second Falls
Yellowstone Prong
Graveyard Fields
Blue Ridge Parkway
Pisgah National Forest
North Carolina
5 Image HDR
It seems like every time I visit this falls I happen to hit it near blue hour and in my opinion it's a fairly difficult falls to shoot. Open canopy at the top, big splash pool at the bottom, challenging rock hopping, makes one really have to think things out. Nonetheless all these challenges don't take away from the beauty of this falls, and photography aside, it's one of the prettier falls in the state. There's some heavy editing here, more than I normally like to do but I thought I'd go into some uncharted waters and attempt to work out the fact the the image was really blue in tint. In the end I like the result, it may not be as "real" as I like, but that's OK. Next time I visit here I want some serious cloud action or else I'm just going to stay away.
Base of Sgwd y Pannwr on Four Falls Trail, Brecon Beacons.
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Hello everyone & happy Sunday! I hope you are all enjoying the last bits of your weekend. Today I will be sharing the first of many sets of photos taken by our photographer, Sean, of a project that The Design Firm has recently wrapped up for our client, Suki. Our client requested a palm desert theme for her full sim, with a total of four homes for herself & her family. We were also tasked with creating several gathering areas throughout the sim, where our client & her family can congregate, host functions & RP. With all of our clients requests in mind & our team eager to provide our client with a finished product that they can enjoy for years to come, we’ve created what may be the most in depth & detail-oriented project that The Design Firm has completed to date.
In this first set of photos, I’ve opted to showcase the recreational areas that we’ve designed for our clients. One of our clients first requests was to have an area dedicated to a basketball & tennis court. We took that request & hit the ground running. We chose to design a tennis court with a low surrounding wall, allowing the players & spectators to take in the panoramic view of the surrounding desert scenery. With the basketball court, we decided to lower it & incorporate it into the mountain that it’s partially built into. This provided great separation of both courts from one another, while still leaving both easily accessible via a pavilion, complete with lockers & water fountains!
We’ve also created a large communal pool, with a functioning water slide & several seating areas (with fire pits!) to keep our client & her family warm on those chilly desert nights. Lastly, we’ve created a fenced in children’s playground, with water features! We added in a waterslide with mini splash pool at the base of the slide, allowing our clients children & young family members to keep cool during those hot desert days!
As always, thank you so much for following, supporting & cheering us on at The Design Firm. Your support is extremely appreciated!
Lastly, I always recommend viewing my photos in full screen mode when able! This allows you to see the true depth and detail of the spaces that my colleagues and I create for our clients.
P.S. If you would like to know the name of the store or designer who has created any of the pieces that you see in this photo, please feel free to send me a notecard in world (Brinks Lemmon)
Photo Credit - Sean Hardy
My batteries have been draining lately and I needed a little recharge. Waterfalls tend to do that for me. Today I went to one of the more easily accessible , yet private, places where I knew I could get my mojo back. I sat for a while on this log and sucked in the serenity. It worked. I'm back.
Mabel our five year old Dogue de Bordeaux (French Mastiff) shakes off the water while playing in a splash pool on a hot summer's day in the garden.
The icy waters of Yocum Falls come straight down from the glaciers of Mt. Hood. The lip below the falls' splash pool is a great place to find out just how cold it gets. I met up with Gary Meyers this morning at Trillium Lake before sunrise and we proceeded from there to Yocum, where we spent several hours making hundreds of images. This is a fascinating spot that neither of us had been to previously. So we took our time, stopping only when the mid-morning sun rose high enough to create blinding highlights on the top of the falls.
Eagle Falls
Cumberland Falls State Park
Kentucky
3 Image HDR
Perhaps the 2nd most beautiful Kentucky waterfall scene I’ve ever been lucky enough to lay eyes on, this was the heaviest flow I’ve ever seen on this falls, and I’ve never seen the splash pool so high. To top it off, where the water hit the rocks in the pool, it created one of the most unique sounds I’ve ever heard created by water, both indescribable and beautiful. I’ve hiked the moderate/strenuous ¾ mile several times now and I’ve never been disappointed. I’m just glad I was able to share this beautiful experience with my good friends Jason Haley, Randy Sanger and Todd Williams.
Shay's Run Cleanup
As many of you know, Hurricane Sandy tore through the Potomac Highlands area as a blizzard and downed many trees - several of them on a favorite stream in Blackwater Falls State Park. This is the second waterfall on Shay's Run and there were a few trees in and around the splash pool, and one tree was on the waterfall.
I'm excited to report that much work was done on Saturday to cleanup Shay's Run! Many thanks to Rob Gilligan (park superintendent) and Matt Baker (asst. park superintendent) for supporting the volunteer effort to get the cleanup rolling - please send them a note of gratitude if you're one of the many folks that enjoy photographing Shay's Run.
Matt and a few of the park employees along with 5 volunteers worked through snow, sleet and light rain to get as much done as we could. There's still a little bit more left to do at #2, but we need lower water levels to remove a submerged tree. However, it's awesome that Elakala #2 is now worthy of photographing again - I sure have missed shooting here! Thanks again to the park folks, and to Dave Miller and Jeff Fields for coordinating the cleanup effort w/ the park.
Stinging Fork Falls State Natural Area, a Tennessee Class II Natural-Scientific State Scenic Area, is located in Rhea County, Tennessee, near Spring City.
The Stinging Fork Falls trail terminates at the bottom of Stinging Fork Falls, a 30-foot (9.1 m) high waterfall, about 1 mile from the parking area. A future segment of the Cumberland Trail is planned to connect to the falls.
The 783-acre (3.17 km2) area is owned by the State of Tennessee and managed by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation. It was formerly owned and managed by Bowater Paper Company, which designated several areas in Tennessee as "Pocket Wildernesses" for public recreation.
The best part about this amazingly peaceful waterfall is the sound of the water hitting the splash pool. It isn’t a thundering sound like some of the other waterfalls I saw on the day, but more of the pitter-patter you hear from a shower. An appropriate waterfall for a rainy day.
Elakala Falls, Blackwater Falls State Park, West Virginia (March 28, 2021)