Just remebered I had this from a trip to Australia last year. Taken with a powershot A70. I can't remember the name of the waterfall! can anyone help?
Hope this picyure is a better size than the last one I put up!
There's so many great waterfalls here I wasn't sure about participating in this thread, but I couldn't resist.
I'm submitting this in the 'miniature, wimpy waterfall catagory'. We just don't "grow 'em" as big over here on the Calif. coast. I took this shot this weekend, in the woods next to my house, with my little Oly C-60.
There's so many great waterfalls here I wasn't sure about participating in this thread, but I couldn't resist.
I'm submitting this in the 'miniature, wimpy waterfall catagory'. We just don't "grow 'em" as big over here on the Calif. coast. I took this shot this weekend, in the woods next to my house, with my little Oly C-60.
It may be small, but it has 4 drops (falls). Nice shot. A "framer".
D7000, D70, CP990, CP900, FE + a lens or 6.
Ha! See, I can change...
There's so many great waterfalls here I wasn't sure about participating in this thread, but I couldn't resist.
I was going to avoid the thread also, but couldn't resist when I found this picture. From Zion National Park in Utah, taken from the top of the waterfall, looking down. Not much "water" but was a heck of a view!
I was going to avoid the thread also, but couldn't resist when I found this picture. From Zion National Park in Utah, taken from the top of the waterfall, looking down. Not much "water" but was a heck of a view!
Great idea! and a refreshing change to get the view from the top instead.
Cheers!
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Originally Posted by Geoff Chandler
Wimpy waterfall
