WATER

Derrel · Jan 29, 2020

August 7, 2013, from Highway 101 near Cape Perpetua.

johngpt · Jan 30, 2020

Well there's not much spam in eggs, bacon, spam and spam...

Derrel · Jan 31, 2020

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The number one tourist attraction in Oregon,Multnomah Falls. Over 1 million people per year stop to see this natural wonder. This waterfall is 620 ft in height and it's quite spectacular in person.Nikon D3x, 24mm AF-D lens, f/7.1 @ 1/60 second, ISO 400.

Derrel · Jan 31, 2020

LaTourell Falls, as seen from the trail approaching it. Canon 5D and 100mm f /2.8 macro lens at f/4.5 at 1/320 second at ISO 200.

This waterfall is 249 feet high. The basalt cliff face has some of the brightest neon yellow lichen I have ever seen. There is also a small bit of neon orange lichen growing on the cliff face.This is from as far away on the trail as you can see the waterfall.

johngpt · Jan 31, 2020

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This one speaks to me.

johngpt · Jan 31, 2020

peering

Most of my "water" photos are either irrigation canals or this pond at the Japanese garden section of our botanic gardens.

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Philmar · Feb 19, 2020

Tough as nails septuagenarian Hastings Withers paddleboards the sea smoke covered lake in -30* C wind ch-ch-chill weather just prior to sunrise by Phil Marion (180 million views - thanks), on Flickr

johngpt · Mar 2, 2020

Philmar said:
Tough as nails septuagenarian Hastings Withers paddleboards the sea smoke covered lake in -30* C wind ch-ch-chill weather just prior to sunrise by Phil Marion (180 million views - thanks), on Flickr

Impressive photo of an impressive individual Phil.

johngpt · Mar 2, 2020

north valley irrigation scene 10May18

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Philmar · Mar 9, 2020

Beautiful sunrise over Lake Ontario near RC Harris water filtration plant - Toronto by Phil Marion (180 million views - thanks), on Flickr

Derrel · Mar 12, 2020

This is one of multiple waterfalls in a very photogenic place called Silver Creek Falls State Park. This shot is from June 7, 2010. It was shot with a Canon 5D and a 70-200 zoom at f/5 and 1/250 at ISO 200.