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The top of a series of cascades and waterfall drops known as Saxon Falls on the Montreal River located on the border of Wisconsin and Michigan (U.P).
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Boulder River tumbles over a serious of huge boulders as it prepares to plunge through a canyon.
We slid down on one side of the canyon and stood on the top of the rocks. The sound of the water was deafening. The canyon was dark so once again, sliders to the rescue!
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Schiff auf der Hunte in Oldenburg // A ship on the river Hunte in Oldenbrug, Germany during sunset.
© Bildwerfer • Stephan Gies.
Merry waters does the stream hold within, flowing over shale and ice growing thin, sharing secrets of the coming spring, in their travels whispering. Photo taken two years ago in Northeast Ohio.
Bad Gasteinerfall, also named Gasteinerfall or Gasteiner ache wasserfall, is a powerful waterfall in the city center of Bad Gastein in the region Salzburg in Austria. The Gasteiner Ache falls 341m in three drops. This middle fall was viewed from a stone bridge in the town.
This photo was stacked from two horizontal long exposure shots in PhotoShop. In this series, I have to use three different photos to cover the upstream fall, the stone bridge and the downstream.
The spray from the falls is said to have therapeutic properties.
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Golven in het zand van de Boven Slinge In het Buskersbos van Natuurmonumenten / Waves in the sand at river Boven Slinge
This was the upstream view from the same lovely little pebble beach in the Bürser canyon. At this point the trail through the valley ends and another trail takes hikers up to the plateau, and leads them back to the starting point, Bürs.
Remnant water in Fowler Creek where it crosses the Silver City Highway in Far West NSW.
HD PENTAX-D FA 24-70mm f2.8
Porthnanven. The only time we had visited previously was in 2008. That time my Dad was quite frail and we took him for what was to be his last trip to Cornwall; he loved the old tin mines in particular. He couldn't cope with the boulders at Porthnanven so we only spent a short time there. This time we were keen to explore the beach a bit more fully.
This was taken in the river before it reaches the beach. It's amazing how far the boulders have been washed upstream. I'm not sure I'd want to be there in a winter storm!
The blue strip is usually at the top of landscape photos but not this time! Dreamy green reflections of the trees above the weir contrast with the reflections of the sky below on the River Exe upstream from Miller's Crossing bridge.
A view from the bridge over the River Garry at Killiecrankie looking upstream.
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This waterfall is upstream form Haifoss. I know many people take pics to get both falls in, but I chose to highlight each on independently because they were both so spectacular. Besides, including both falls in a single image would negate the canyon walls you see here behind Granni.
A view from near the bandstand facing upstream along the River Esk at Whitby towards the swing bridge and the marina. The street lights and the lights from the houses and properties lining the river make for an impressive light show on the waters of the Esk.
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Exterior of the Embassy of the United States of America, Nine Elms, London, UK. 2022. Fujifilm X100F.
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Rio Grande SD40T-2 No. 5395 leads forest products train No. 142 along a raging Soldier Creek east of Narrows, Utah on May 17, 1986.
Just upstream from the falls admiring the amount of water since the snow melted. It is fun getting out with fellow photographer friends and exploring. Enjoy the photo.
West Fork Trail is touted to be one of the best trails in Arizona and one of the top 10 trails in the United States. The trail is approximately 6 miles round trip and is rated easy. Although, there are a few areas where short uphill stepping stones are used. There are also numerous stream crossings (at least 13) which are done with stepping stones and logs. At the end of the trail a pool of water surrounded by cliffs is encountered. Passage from this point requires wading in water. It is possible to travel another 11 miles upstream requires boulder hopping, wading and even some swimming. This extended hike is an overnight adventure.