Waterfall & Stream Photography

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Waterfalls, creeks and streams are something of a photographic passion for me. Whether it’s a moss speckled trickle or a colossal roaring deluge, moving water can often result in magical images that stand the test of time. Click images for more.
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Emerald Falls is a lovely 10 foot waterfall on Gorton Creek in the Columbia River Gorge. The small waterfall carves the shape of a cut gemstone.

Bejeweled

Bird Rock Falls rolls over an imposing bluff at the Living Waters Ministry near Brevard, NC. The waterfall, aka Cathedral Falls, is on the north fork of the French Broad river.

Bird Rock

The 213 foot Elowah Falls plunges McCord Creek to the sedan-sized boulders below. A trail along the top of the basalt amphitheater leads to another falls upstream.

Columbian Gem

Magical Fairy Falls is the reward for a short hike from the trailhead. The tributary of Wahkeenah Creek cascades through a mossy rock slide lined with ferns.

Fairyland

Imposing Whitewater Falls in Nantahala National Forest near Ashville, NC plunges 411 feet and is the highest falls east of the Rocky Mountains.

Fluidity

Just outside the town of Leavenworth a valley-bottom trail follows Icicle Creek through old-growth timber within the Alpine Lakes Wilderness.

Fresh Air

Punchbowl Falls brings back several fond memories. The area has been closed due to mudslides after wildfires consumed the area in the fall of 2017.

I Shall Return

Abiqua Falls can be a place for contemplative meditation. The waterfall which I had the hardest time finding, and marveled at the most, did not want me to leave.

Ponder

The Wenatache River rushes around a turn on a cold and foggy December morning in Tumwater Canyon near the town of Leavenworth, WA.

Rush Hour

The 101-foot Metlako Falls on Eagle Creek in the Columbia River Gorge is the upstream limit for salmon spawning. There's more but it's a secret.

Secret of a Secret

Giant potholes mark the creek bed on this branch of the French Broad River. There are three waterfalls all in close proximity,

Slip-n-Slide

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At 2,545 feet, mighty Yosemite Falls is one of the world's largest. Often completely dry by August, is was dreamy when we visited in April.
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Floating

Latourell Falls is the closest of the major waterfalls to Portland, and it's also one of the most photogenic. The 224-foot falls spills over its amphitheater of pillars of columnar basalt.
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Freefall

Sunburst Falls is hidden beneath an historic stone bridge on NC Highway 215. A scramble down steep banks allows access to the falls on the West Fork of the Pigeon River.
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Sunburst

Trail #408 in the Columbia River Gorge runs along Gorton Creek. The Wyeth Trail (#411) merges via wooden footbridge over the creek.
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Trail #408

These lovely cascades are viewable from roadside on Highway 215 near the Blue Ridge Parkway. The water flows under a stone bridge into Sunburst Falls on the other side.
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Two Fifteen North

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