Waterfall Pics
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Trip ReportsWaterfall Pics
by paul109876 » 09 Apr 2012, 13:12
We just went to the smokies this last weekend to get away and took several waterfall pics.
I would love to see what others have captured.
I would love to see what others have captured.
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Re: Waterfall Pics
by JTOlson26 » 09 Apr 2012, 14:47
Nice picture! I don't currently have any to share, but i have always enjoyed the waterfalls of the Smokies! My grandparents own a cabin down there and it is a fun place to explore.
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Re: Waterfall Pics
by paul109876 » 09 Apr 2012, 15:36
Thanks, that was my 1st time there. Living in Indiana the only place to hike is in the southern part of the state at a grand altitude of 1000 ft above sea level.
We went up to Clingmans Dome and hiked a very small section of the AT over to the next couple of summits.
It surpirsed me the number of people that had trouble with the 1/2 mile paved walkway up to the look out tower. I saw a couple of folks give up and turn around.
Gatlinburg is okay if you like to do the tourist shops. Not for me, although I am guilty of taste testing at the Ole Smokey Moonshine distillery.
We went up to Clingmans Dome and hiked a very small section of the AT over to the next couple of summits.
It surpirsed me the number of people that had trouble with the 1/2 mile paved walkway up to the look out tower. I saw a couple of folks give up and turn around.
Gatlinburg is okay if you like to do the tourist shops. Not for me, although I am guilty of taste testing at the Ole Smokey Moonshine distillery.
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Re: Waterfall Pics
by thebeave7 » 09 Apr 2012, 17:29
I love moving water photography, its peaceful and quite enjoyable, here are a few of my favorite shots...
Wyandot Falls in Ricketts Glen SP
Sol Duc Falls, Olympic NP
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Wyandot Falls in Ricketts Glen SP
Sol Duc Falls, Olympic NP
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Re: Waterfall Pics
by paul109876 » 09 Apr 2012, 18:45
Nice!
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Re: Waterfall Pics
by TK » 09 Apr 2012, 19:41
- Kayaker at Ohiopyle Falls.
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Not bad for a cell phone camera, eh?
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14ers in Winter (1)Re: Waterfall Pics
by Williemakit » 09 Apr 2012, 21:00
I spent a week in the Smokies back in May of 03 and while I have a ton of photos the camera I had at the time sucked! I remember the huge amounts of rain and the super high humidity! I hiked to Mt. Le Conte lodge that a was cool rainy foggy trip and also spent some time on the App trail. Clingmans dome was cool, I also remember seeing people not make it half way up the dome? Definitely a trip I plan to do again! I added a couple photos of the my trip, the sunsets were awesome.
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Re: Waterfall Pics
by TravelingMatt » 09 Apr 2012, 21:14
Multnomah Falls, Oregon. I have others where this came from.
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Re: Waterfall Pics
by paul109876 » 10 Apr 2012, 04:47
Here's another
- Somewhere off of Roaring fork Road
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Re: Waterfall Pics
by gonzalj » 10 Apr 2012, 07:03
Here's a couple I've gotten.
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Re: Waterfall Pics
by HighCountry » 23 Jun 2012, 15:22
North Clear Creek Falls in early spring:
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Re: Waterfall Pics
by Mark Curtis » 23 Jun 2012, 16:26
I remember this one from your site.....definitely caught my eye. This is near Creede, right?
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