Show us the motion of your water !

After some warm weather melt off and heavy rains, the Kaydeross Creek rages past an abandoned mill.

After 24+ hours of rain the streams were raging. I have shot this little section in the past from the other direction but getting there was too dangerous yesterday.

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77 ft. falls at Natural Falls State Park, West Siloam Springs,Oklahoma. Had to work for these. We didn't realize the park locks the gates at 5 p.m. and we go there about 4:30. By the time we parked that left 15 minutes to run to the upper platform, take an upper pano, run down the 70+ foot high path, take a lower pano, climb back up the 70+ foot high path, get back to the car and race to the gate before they locked the gate! Sure got my heart racing.

Would have loved to have spent more time there but I'm not sure I could have gotten to any better vantage points. The only places you can go are the paths and platforms.

Several shots per pano.

Photo from C Scott IV's gallery.

Photo from C Scott IV's gallery.

One of my PEI calendars covers from a few years ago.

Nothing exciting here, didn't even have a tripod to get the local waterfall somewhat silky on a creek around the corner.
I rested my camera on the rocks and shot. Loved the golden hour.

Photo from itsallart's gallery.
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What an amazing shot, Ricardo! The thing I love the most is, you have covered all the things in one frame, like sea, clouds and the Sun! Great job Ricardo!

jimmy_racoon wrote in post #18783877

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Beautiful scenery.
Not seen here. Amazing effects, colours all down to serious coldness.
Very nice

itsallart wrote in post #18783379
Nothing exciting here, didn't even have a tripod to get the local waterfall somewhat silky on a creek around the corner.
I rested my camera on the rocks and shot. Loved the golden hour.

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Love this. The light on the pool above the falls and the reflected colours are striking.
And the transition to the lower level is very well done.
That short fall joins the two levels together beautifully.
Artistry in nature.

Azathoth wrote in post #18782763

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Stunningly beautiful.

SJA wrote in post #18779115

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Love the colours in here. The rocks and trees compliment the flow.

Phil.H wrote in post #18781466

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Beautiful little creek (brook, rivulet?) typical of some of our highland creeks scurrying downhill to the sea.

avondale87 wrote in post #18783886
Love this. The light on the pool above the falls and the reflected colours are striking.
And the transition to the lower level is very well done.
That short fall joins the two levels together beautifully.
Artistry in nature.

Richard, thank you kindly.
Mother nature is amazing. People walked around me and couldn't figure out why the heck was I shooting this little fall. I knew why

sprinkler in action

The Niagara River Rapids, just above the brink of the falls

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