July Waterfalls Images...any Media...2 Per Day

I like waterfalls too.

Here's one I took this past Saturday at Eugenia Falls in Ontario. The pathway down to the bottom was closed because there were a couple of recent accidents where people got hurt, so unfortunately (or maybe fortunately?), this is the closest I could get.



And here's one I took just yesterday. This is an area I used to play at a lot as a kid, so I have many fond memories of it. It's a small one, tucked away in a forest behind a residential neighbourhood. The site WaterfallsOfOntario.com lists over 600 waterfalls in the province, but not this one.

John, lovely images! So lush and green there! Thanks for sharing those.

This watercolor painting is of the Vulcan Arenal in Costa Rica. The view of the volcano includes lush green tropical plants, colorful flowers & waterfalls.

I was staying in the local town of La Fortuna & fell in love with this garden of Eden landscape at Tabacon Hot Springs.

Costa Rica is one of my favorite travel destinations in Central America! So much natural beauty, rivers, oceans, rain forests, volcanoes & animal life!

This watercolor painting is a waterfall in Costa Rica. La Fortuna falls pour out from a green jungle & plummet into an aqua blue pool below. It's a short walk from the top, across a bridge & down the hillside steps to reach the canyon floor.

At the bottom pool, you feel the strong breeze of the powerful falls. Swim in the cool water surrounded by lush rain forest vegetation, tropical birds, monkeys & other animals.

The falls are magnificently invigorating & beautiful.

Oh, Carlin, what gorgeous paintings! Love the colors.

 

Acrylic painting on gessoed panel.

I enjoy prepping panel board for painting by applying several coats of gesso -- once each application is dry,
I sand the surface, wipe off residue with a damp cloth, repeating application procedure until I have a pristine,
smooth satin surface ready for my brushes to glide on.

I created this self-portrait as an example for those of my painting students who were uneasy about creating a self portrait.
They recognized me immediately by my posture, taking up the challenge to portray themselves in ways they were most comfortable with.
  

Love waterfalls! :-)



Behind the waterfall - amazing Seljalandsfoss in Iceland.

 

Waterfall Dream — the joy of indulging imagination leads to a surreal paradise where everything seemingly impossible, isn't.
 



Digital magic   ;)

Digital watercolor painting from one of my photos: beautiful waterfall Skogafoss in Iceland, great Icelandic landscape, fresh green colors.

Seljalandsfoss waterfall in Iceland at sunset. This is one of the Icelandic waterfalls that you can walk behind!

Beautiful tranquil waterfalls so exquisite enjoy the views .

Wow...gorgeous images everyone! Please keep them coming! Thanks.

Although it has been a few years since my visit to Niagara Falls, when I look at this scene it reminds me of the power and noise as so much water roared over the edge very close by at the lookout point.

Taughannock Falls in the Finger Lakes region of New York State

Simple abstract waterfall. This one started out very different...it wasn't working for me so it was turned in to this waterfall instead.

This watercolor painting captures the view from inside the cave at Hamilton Pool Preserve. The cave is a natural grotto with a swimming hole fed by lovely small waterfalls.

The color of the water & flow rate change with the season & rainfall.

No matter the weather, this scenic landmark landscape can be enjoyed year-round. Explore the hiking trails, Pedernales river & beautiful Texas Hill Country views.

This is a popular beloved travel destination for Austin Texas area visitors & locals.

Large Koi fish are swimming with a huge waterfall in background. Along the the banks of the waterway are large rocks in shades of pale blue. The water looks dark, making the red, white, black and yellow gold colors of the koi fish stand out amid the reflections.

This watercolor painting is a colorful abstract impression of a waterfall cascading down a steep cliff.

Bright sunlight illuminates the white water & yellow-green foliage on the two ledges. The rock cave shadows are a luminous deep purple.

These colors & textures offer a soft dreamy ethereal feel.

Skogafoss waterfall in Iceland, one of the prettiest waterfalls in Iceland.

Seneca Mills Fall

This beautiful, three tier, cascading waterfall can be discovered on the Keuka Lake Outlet Trail as you journey down the trail from Penn Yan, New York, heading towards the Dresden end point of the trail. There is a parking spot along the road if you want to drive out to the falls and from the parking lot it is an easy relatively short walk back to the waterfall. The section of the gorge where Seneca Mills Fall is located is lined by large stone walls and a remnant of a large mill complex that at one time was located here. The first mill at Seneca Mill Falls was a grist mill that was erected in 1790. Seneca Mills Fall is by far the most desired location for people to stop and is likely also the most beautiful overall setting found along the trail.

Blackwater Falls

Blackwater Falls is located near Davis, West Virginia. The Blackwater River cuts a wide and deep scenic gorge that creates several long cascading falls along its path with Blackwater Falls being the most spectacular of the falls found along the rivers path and is 50 feet in height. There is a trail and some boardwalk areas that allow access to the falls and it is listed as a difficult climb in and out of the gorge. It is well over 200 steps down to the main observation area and of course over 200 steps back up with a couple of landings where one can rest and catch your breath if necessary.

We did not find it that difficult at all but that will certainly depend on your own individual circumstances. When the water is at its higher levels very little if any of the segmented rock face can be seen and this image shows the water at somewhat more of a normal flow exposing a very scenic view of the segmented rock face behind and around the flowing water

The waterfalls in Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia are spectacular!

Perched along the edge of scenic Glade Creek above a beautiful waterfall is Glade Creek Grist Mill at Babcock State Park. This grist mill is a working monument to over five hundred mills that once thrived throughout West Virginia.

It is autumn at the Upper Falls on the Amnicon River with just a dusting of beautiful fall colors scattered among the evergreen trees. Amnicon Falls State Park in South Range, Wisconsin and is part of the Lake Superior Waterfalls tour.

Danta Waterfall Arenal Volcano

A short hike down one of the trails of the Arenal Observatory Lodge in La Fortuna, Costa Rica led us to this powerful Danta waterfall, that empties into a pool of water surrounded by lush forest.

Stirling falls, Milford Sound, South Island, New Zealand

Thunder Creek falls, South Island, New Zealand

Kakabeka Falls, Ontario

Multhnoma Falls, Oregon

Here's one that has been posted a couple of times in this thread already - the Seljalandsfoss in Iceland. This one was challenging for me - I took this photo in October 2016, which was when I was using a point-and-shoot camera and basically just taking snapshots rather than actually trying to find interesting angles and stuff. Plus, this was taken on a gloomy day, so the original photo really looked rather flat and uninteresting. (Gloomy can be good, but in this case, it wasn't.) So this one is quite heavily Photoshopped in an attempt to make it look like a sunset image. One of these days, I'd love to go back armed with the experience I've gained since then, and see what I can come up with (and see more of the island, too).



And here's one that wasn't drastically edited - just stitching together the images for the panorama, and some minor colour corrections here and there. This is Smokey Hollow Falls in Hamilton, Ontario - a city with over 100 waterfalls. This one is generally packed. The parking lot is small, so if you go on a sunny weekend day, good luck getting in. No parking spots, and you're not allowed to stop at the side of the road. One day recently, I had a Thursday off work, so I decided to try again, and had much better luck.

Recent painting commissioned for a friend, based on her father's photograph.

Hopefully I do this right but this is my favorite falls in Colorado taken 2 years ago.

This is the Palouse Falls in eastern Washington state. Waterfall illuminated by the sun:

This one I captured one frigid fall day in southern Colorado a couple of years ago after a hike in the dark to find it.

Not a big waterfall, but a nice one in Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd, Wales, UK.

Thornton Force waterfall, part of the Ingleton Waterfall Trail in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, UK (photograph with added digital paint effects).

McWay Falls in Big Sur

Adams Falls is on Kitchen Creek, the waterway that lies below the confluence of streams that form the Falls Trail–where all but three of the 21 named waterfalls (according to the map) in Ricketts Glen State Park can be found...

In central Kentucky, these falls are especially beautiful during the autumn season.

Waterfall on the Deer River in Upstate NY Abstract Expressionistic Effect



Letchworth State Park Upper Falls and Railroad Trestle Abstract

Triple Falls near Brevard, North Carolina.

Water fall in blue taken near Brevard, North Carolina.

Glenariff Forest Park is an 1185 hectare (2928 acre) forest in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. It is part of Glenariff glen itself. The forest is managed by the Northern Ireland Forest Service, the state body responsible for forestry in the province, which is part of the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs.
The Waterfall Walkway, opened 80 years ago, has been significantly upgraded along its 3-mile length which passes through a National Nature Reserve. There are three waterfalls, forest trails and riverside walks, as well as a visitor centre, shop, and seasonal caravan/camping site and restaurant.

The sun broke through the snow showers for a fleeting few minutes. Gullfoss is one of the stops on Iceland's Golden Circle. Stunning whatever the weather!

Seljalandsfoss is a beautiful waterfall close to Route One on Iceland's South Coast. The sun came out just in time for an image with a rainbow. Iceland has some simply stunning scenery and tourism is rapidly expanding.

A breathtaking sunset at the Godafoss, the waterfall of the Gods, in Iceland.

Located on the southern tip of Seneca Lake, one of western New York's deep, glacial Finger Lakes. This falls is named "Cavern Cascade" and is the result of expansion of glaciers carving through the mountain.

Upper Factory Falls, a waterfall located in the George W. Childs Recreation Site in Dingmans Ferry, Pennsylvania.

Glacier National Park in northwestern Montana is so beautiful it has also been called "The Crown of The Continent." Although the glaciers have decreased significantly over the years, the park is still filled with some truly regal scenery. Back in the Two Medicine Valley area, I found a special waterfall like none I have ever seen. The spring snow melt from the mountains causes higher levels of water to rush over the top of the rocks and drop forty feet to the stream below. Later in the season as the levels decrease, the waters fall through a hole in the rocks twenty feet below. Many people in this area call this beauty of nature Trick Falls, but the official name is the ... Running Eagle Falls.

Valley of Tears in Iceland. So many waterfalls....

Sol Duc Falls, Olympic National Park ... image captured May 2021

Christine Falls, Mt Rainier National Park ... image captured July 2016.

The spill from the Dillsboro Dam is gone, never to be photographed again. And though we have been back several times, we failed to find Cathy's Creek waterfall.

After a five year hiatus, I finally made it back to the Neversink River Unique Area to photograph Mullet Falls.

Mineral Springs Falls is located in the Black Rock Forest Preserve in Orange County, NY.

Here's a small cascade running beneath the Pakenham Bridge in eastern Ontario, a historic stone five-arch bridge built in 1903. It's the only one of its kind in North America. This photo was taken last September while I was on a road trip around the southeastern part of Ontario. Because of covid-related travel restrictions, I was limited in where I could go, so I bought a book called "Top 160 Unusual Things to See in Ontario" - this trip was largely influenced by that book, and this bridge is one of the things it mentions.




This is Black Beaver Falls in the Agawa Canyon, just east of Lake Superior and a bit north of Lake Huron. This was taken in October 2019 while on a weekend getaway, which included a train ride through a bunch of Autumn foliage (there's no road that leads here).

Twin waterfalls flowing from Lalakea Stream tumble down an immense jungled wall into the deep Waipio Valley on Hawaii’s Big Island. The waterfall on the right side is Hi’ilawe Falls. This is the most famous waterfall in Waipio Valley. No one knows the exact height of this waterfall but it is somewhere between 1200 and 1600 feet tall, making it the tallest waterfall in the state of Hawaii.

Akaka Falls State Park is located on the Kolekole Stream along the Hamakua Coast drive which is the lush green rainforest side of the Big Island of Hawaii. Not far from Hilo, with an impressive drop of 442 feet, Akaka Falls is more than two and a half times higher than Niagara Falls!

Sandstone Falls

Sandstone Falls is a very wide waterfall on the New River a few miles north of the town of Hinton, West Virginia. Where the sandstone ledge and the falls are located the river is an enormous 1,500 feet wide. The river water flows over and around this ledge, creating an island and number of falls that vary in height and width depending upon the water flow of the river. There is no single point from which you can see the entire falls and the eastern ledge of the falls is the highest however you can only get distant views of this section. There is a series of trails and some boardwalks that allow you to get some good vantage points for photographs as long as the water level is not too high when you are visiting. When the water flow is heavy the falls are basically drowned and covered with water allowing for very limited access.

The falls can be found about 10 miles north of the town of Hinton along River Road with the road pretty much coming to an end when you reach the falls area. If you take exit 139 and head south on Route 20 you will take a very windy road that climbs up and down the sides of the gorge on the way to Hinton where you will cross the New River and then pick up River Road. Somewhat out of the way, the roads are not the best in the state but you will be rewarded with a wonderful view of Sandstone Falls.

Glade Creek Waterfall

This pretty little waterfall is located just a few feet downstream from the Glade Creek Grist Mill on the parking lot side of the creek near the front part of the visitor center. It is tucked away along the edge of the stream under the cover of some overhanging tree branches and stands apart from the other wider sections of the water flowing over the rocks.

The Tongass National Forest in southeastern Alaska is the largest national forest in the United States. This waterfall cascaded over the rocks, down the mountain, and stood in contrast to all the foliage and colorful flowers: The forest is named for the Tongass group of the Tlingit people, who inhabited the southernmost areas of Southeast Alaska, near what is now the city of Ketchikan.

Tranquil scenery by the waterfall in tropical forest of Erawan National Park in Kanchanaburi province, Thailand.



Landscape with cascading waterfall in scenic Skaryszewski Park in Warsaw, Poland.

West Burton falls, Wensleydale, Yorkshire Dales National Park, UK

Letchworth State Park Middle Falls Autumn




Frozen Niagara and Bridal Veil Falls

Photograph I took of a partially frozen over Niagara Falls after the Blizzard of January 2014.

Gorge-ous images! I'm loving seeing waterfalls from all over the world! Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to see more (with at least your title, but also any detailed descriptions you want to post also)...Google likes to "see" words!

I went out walking last night after a rainfall, mainly because I hadn't had a chance to get out during the day (I've been working from home for over a year now), and I needed some air. I ended up going to a park that I've been to many times before, but for some reason last night I had completely forgotten that this waterfall was there, so it kind of took me by surprise when I heard the rushing water. Plus, the water level was much higher than I'd ever seen it before.

Here's one with minimal Photoshop editing - basically just stitching the images together into a panorama:




And here's the same waterfall from a different angle a couple of minutes earlier than the above image, after I had some fun with Photoshop:

Waterfall in Haifoss Iceland.

My abstract interpretation....

As you get down to the view platform to see Soco Falls on the Cherokee Reservation in North Carolina, to the left there is a small stream that splashes joyfully down the rocks.





There is a trail that goes down to this waterfall at Graveyard Fields on the Blue Ridge Parkway - I've been down a few times - but you can only get a full view of the waterfall from the road a little ways from the parking area.

Falling Spring Falls is an 80-foot waterfall in the Alleghany Highlands along the scenic drive between the towns of Hot Springs and Covington, Virginia.

Owens Creek Waterfall is a gorgeous little waterfall on the Natchez Trace Parkway. It’s at mile marker #52.4 near Rockey Springs and Port Gibson, Mississippi.

Roughlock Falls - Spearfish Canyon South Dakota

Found in a picturesque environment located in a side canyon in Spearfish Canyon, Roughlock Falls is one of the Black Hills most beautiful areas and is part of the South Dakota State Park Game Fish and Parks. Created by the Little Spearfish Creek, the creek flows down a spectacular gorge and then tumbles off of a fifty-foot limestone ledge into a series of lacy cascades surrounded by towering cliffs, thick woods comprised of pine and birch trees, and luscious green undergrowth. One of the most popular waterfalls in the Canyon, Roughlock Falls is known for its crystal clear water. This stunning waterfall is one of the Black Hills most photogenic spots and the areas was used as a set for some of the final scenes of Dances With Wolves. An extremely easy hike to the falls rewards one with all the elegance and serenity that nature has to offer. Spearfish Canyon is a creek carved gorge that is more ancient than the Grand Canyon and until 1893 was only accessible by horseback. Spearfish Canyons narrow 1,000 foot walls are among the most spectacular scenery in the Black Hills.

Letchworth State Park Middle Falls

Letchworth State Park is located approximately 35 miles southwest of Rochester, NY. The park is close to 17 miles in length and the Genesee River flows through the bottom of the 550 foot deep gorge that has formed over the course of time. The gorge at Letchworth State Park has been many times referred to at the Grand Canyon of the East, and in fact is quite impressive to view. The park features three very prominent waterfalls on the Genesee River, the Upper, Middle and Lower Falls and are all located in Portage Canyon in the southern section of the park. The Middle Falls are the largest of the three and at 107 feet in height is the most impressive, the Upper and Lower Falls are quite a bit smaller in size but are equally pleasant to view. The only trail that crosses over the Genesee River within the boundary of the park is a stone bridge located just a short distance north of the Lower Falls.

Two waterfalls from the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon.

Aerial view of Niagara Falls and river and Maid of the mist



Niagara Falls in Soft Focus

Falling

Earth water continuously falls.
First from the clouds, and
Down to earth,
Percolating through the sandstone pores
It migrates slowly
In search of the sea,
Its resting place,
Its home.

On the journey back
It travels over and under
Making caves
Carving valleys
Supplying streams,
Carrying sand, carrying leaves,

Current for fish, and crawdads,
Beavers build dens,
Muskrats mingle,
Snakes swim.�
While the water wanders
Its way.�
Back to the sea.

Hickory Canyon
Ste Genevieve County Missouri

This is Folly Mills waterfall in Staunton, Virginia, photo taken July 7, 2021.

This is the famous Blackwater Falls in West Virginia, a really breathtaking place. Photo taken June 17, 2020.

Haifoss waterfall in Iceland.

A large waterfall in Alaska.

This was at Heritage Gardens in Sandwich, MA.
I kept hesitating to get started because of all the details, but finally hunkered down and got this watercolor done in less than a day!

I decided to not get so stuck on minute details, being that it is a busy picture as it is, and gave an “impression” of what things were. It was such a Beautiful day when I captured the picture!

“Heritage Gardens”
8”x 10”
Watercolor on paper

Burney Falls at MacArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park in northern California. The park brochure says "while not the highest waterfall in Callifornia, it may be the most beautiful." Burney Falls is a spectacular 129 ft. waterfall where over 100 million gallons per day of spring water falls into Burney Creek. Since most of the water comes from underground springs, the flow stays relatively constant year-round. Approximately halfway between Mount Lassen and Mount Shasta, this park is a very popular stop along the Volcanic Legacy National Scenic Byway. Burney Falls was named after pioneer settler Samuel Burney who lived in the area in the 1850s. The park is the second oldest state park in California and ecompasses 910 acres. This is an image from the waterfall overlook where you can see the falls from above.

The Rincon del Tigre waterfall, one of the highest and most impressive in Bolivia's subtropical Yungas region, where the eastern slopes of the Andes mountain range drop steeply to the Amazon basin. It is located in remote cloud forest near the small town of Caranavi, the main drop is over 80m / 260ft high.

Cathedral Falls

Cathedral Falls is a steep cascade that falls into a large natural rocky amphitheater. Cathedral Falls is an extremely scenic waterfall and is one of the highest in West Virginia. The height of the main falls is a little over 60 feet with a smaller section of falls located above its head. These falls are located about 7 miles north of the Eagles Nest Overlook on the right hand side of the road as you are heading north on Highway 60.

There is a small parking area and a couple of tables, the falls area is visible from the road but you need to be paying attention for them or you will drive right on by them. A nice photo can be taken from the walkway that gets you from the parking lot to the other side of the stream but you can also take a very short walk, enter into the amphitheater and get a nice shot directly at the falls steep wall. Once you are inside of the amphitheater and across from the falls you will not be able to see out to the parking lot or the roadway. Nice, relaxing and enjoyable place to visit.

Honeoye Falls - Upper Falls

This very lovely and beautiful waterfall is great to view during any season of the year and is located in the middle of the Village of Honeoye Falls, New York, on Honeoye Creek. Honeoye Creek runs pretty much through the village center and the falls are approximately a 30 foot high cascading waterfall. The waterfall is visible and accessible year round day and night. The water flow runs from medium to high however in summer the flow can be somewhat on the minimal side. Honeoye Creek can turn into a quite muddy torrent of rushing water during the winter months and especially during the periods of heavy snowmelt. Honeoye Falls is respectable in size, very easy to access and view and is presented in an area of town with very nice surroundings. If you are ever in the area, it would be well worth stopping by the town and taking in the view.

Kirkjufellsfoss waterfalls and Kirkjufell mountain. Probably one of the most iconic sceneries in Iceland.

Fossa River waterfall in Iceland.

The Big Sioux River Falls - Sioux Falls South Dakota

The Big Sioux River passes through the beautiful city of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and on its journey it passes through what is now a beautifully maintained and gorgeous public park of approximately 123 acres in size. An average of 7,400 gallons of water drop 100 feet over the course of the Falls every second. The Falls of the Big Sioux River in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, have been at the center of recreation and industry since the city was founded in 1856. On the east bank of the Falls can be found the remains of the seven-story Queen Bee Mill which opened on October 25, 1881. The mill was constructed of Sioux Quartzite that was quarried on site. Also located on the east side of the Falls is the old Sioux Falls Light and Power building that was completed in 1908. This power plant had three 500-kilowatt hydroelectric generators and used the dam and the millrace from the Queen Bee Mill. In the years that followed the power plant added additional coal-fired steam generators to meet the expanding requirements for electric power. The power plant was abandoned in 1974 and donated to the city in 1977. The building remains in similar condition as when it was first constructed and now has been remodeled into the Falls Overlook Cafe that serves a variety of family friendly food and has several historical items on display. There is also a nice gift shop located by the falls with an observation tower that one can take up to an open air viewing are giving a nice view of the river, the falls, the park and some of the downtown area of Sioux Falls - there is no charge to use the elevator, or the stairs if you prefer, to reach the top of the tower. If you ever find yourself in the Sioux Falls, South Dakota area, take a break and spend some time enjoying the Falls Park and taking in the views and sounds of the Big Sioux River Water Falls.

Smith Creek Chattahoochee National Forest
Small section of the stream as it head towards the lake located downstream below the base of Anna Ruby Falls near Helen, Georgia

Oops

High Falls Bridge through the trees near Brevard, North Carolina. Color enhanced

A beautiful waterfall and rocky stream in Costa Rica.

Cascade in Montana Glacier National Park



Driving through the Glacier National Park, Montana

Hvita River in the deep interior of Iceland.

Tahquamenon Falls State Park

The Tahquamenon Falls State Park covers almost 50,000 acres and is a gorgeous place to visit and spend some time enjoying nature and what it has to offer in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. A vast majority of the park is undeveloped woods, no road, no buildings and no power lines.

The big attraction of the park, and the reason for its existence is the Tahquamenon River and its waterfalls. The upper falls is one of the largest in the country east of the Mississippi river. The upper falls has a drop of 48 to 50 feet, is more than 200 feet across and has had a maximum of 50,000 gallons per second of water cascading over the edge. The lower falls consist of five smaller falls flowing around an island and while not as dramatic as the Upper Falls they are quite lovely to view.

The amber color of the water in the Tahquamenon River is created by tannins that are leached from the cedar, spruce and hemlock trees located in the swamps drained by the river. A total of 790 square miles of land drain into the river. The river wanders 94 miles before flowing out into Whitefish Bay. The extremely soft water churned up by the action of the falls creates vast amounts of foam and has been a trademark of the Tahquamenon ever since it was first viewed.

Tahquamenon Falls State Park

The Tahquamenon Falls State Park covers almost 50,000 acres and is a gorgeous place to visit and spend some time enjoying nature and what it has to offer in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. A vast majority of the park is undeveloped woods, no road, no buildings and no power lines.

The big attraction of the park, and the reason for its existence is the Tahquamenon River and its waterfalls. The upper falls is one of the largest in the country east of the Mississippi river. The upper falls has a drop of 48 to 50 feet, is more than 200 feet across and has had a maximum of 50,000 gallons per second of water cascading over the edge. The lower falls consist of five smaller falls flowing around an island and while not as dramatic as the Upper Falls they are quite lovely to view.

The amber color of the water in the Tahquamenon River is created by tannins that are leached from the cedar, spruce and hemlock trees located in the swamps drained by the river. A total of 790 square miles of land drain into the river. The river wanders 94 miles before flowing out into Whitefish Bay. The extremely soft water churned up by the action of the falls creates vast amounts of foam and has been a trademark of the Tahquamenon ever since it was first viewed.

Glenariff Waterfall in Northern Ireland.

Aira Force is a waterfall in the English Lake District, Cumbria, UK. The stream that flows over the waterfall is Aira Beck, which makes the 20 metre leap down a rocky and steep sided ravine at the falls of Aira Force. A small arched bridge spans the stream just as the Beck goes over the falls giving a nice view from the top as the water makes its leap downwards. The photograph was taken in autumn adding seasonal colour.

I only have one but it's the granddaddy of waterfalls! :)

This was taken in Brevard, North Carolina, a tropical rain forest. The color was sucked out and the greens hued to blue.

Triple Falls, also taken in Brevard, North Carolina. Enhanced two produce a "painted" effect.

Frozen Waterfall in Ottawa, Canada in the month of January

Yosemite Vernal Fall and Its Beautiful Pine Tree



painting created with Chinese brush and ink

Beauty In Nature - Waterfall And Cliff



painting created with Chinese brush and ink

Haifoss waterfall in Iceland.

Letchworth State Park Lower Falls

Letchworth State Park is located approximately 35 miles southwest of Rochester, NY. The park is close to 17 miles in length and the Genesee River flows through the bottom of the 550 foot deep gorge that has formed over the course of time. The gorge at Letchworth State Park has been many times referred to at the Grand Canyon of the East, and in fact is quite impressive to view. The park features three very prominent waterfalls on the Genesee River, the Upper, Middle and Lower Falls and are all located in Portage Canyon in the southern section of the park. The Middle Falls are the largest of the three and is the most impressive, the Upper and Lower Falls are quite a bit smaller in size but are equally pleasant to view. The only trail that crosses over the Genesee River within the boundary of the park is a stone bridge located just a short distance north of the Lower Falls.

Letchworth State Park Middle Falls

Letchworth State Park is located approximately 35 miles southwest of Rochester, NY. The park is close to 17 miles in length and the Genesee River flows through the bottom of the 550 foot deep gorge that has formed over the course of time. The gorge at Letchworth State Park has been many times referred to at the Grand Canyon of the East, and in fact is quite impressive to view. The park features three very prominent waterfalls on the Genesee River, the Upper, Middle and Lower Falls and are all located in Portage Canyon in the southern section of the park. The Middle Falls are the largest of the three and at 107 feet in height is the most impressive, the Upper and Lower Falls are quite a bit smaller in size but are equally pleasant to view. The only trail that crosses over the Genesee River within the boundary of the park is a stone bridge located just a short distance north of the Lower Falls.

Magical fairytale scenery landscape photograph at waterfall Peričnik, Slovenia. It was a cloudy and sunny day and I was pretty lucky to get this photograph right at the time the sun shined upon the waterfall and trees. Magic.

Bruarfoss waterfall.

"Falls Creek Falls in Black and White" by Loree Johnson Photography. Falls Creek Falls is an awe-inspiring waterfall in the Gifford Pinchot National forest of southern Washington. The water falls more than 300 feet over three tiers. This low key version captures the mood of a drizzly autumn day in the Pacific Northwest.

Small waterfall in beautiful scenery of Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia.



Waterfall with a rainbow in Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia.

The Big Sioux River Falls - Sioux Falls South Dakota

The Big Sioux River passes through the beautiful city of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and on its journey it passes through what is now a beautifully maintained and gorgeous public park of approximately 123 acres in size. An average of 7,400 gallons of water drop 100 feet over the course of the Falls every second. The Falls of the Big Sioux River in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, have been at the center of recreation and industry since the city was founded in 1856. On the east bank of the Falls can be found the remains of the seven-story Queen Bee Mill which opened on October 25, 1881. The mill was constructed of Sioux Quartzite that was quarried on site. Also located on the east side of the Falls is the old Sioux Falls Light and Power building that was completed in 1908. This power plant had three 500-kilowatt hydroelectric generators and used the dam and the millrace from the Queen Bee Mill. In the years that followed the power plant added additional coal-fired steam generators to meet the expanding requirements for electric power. The power plant was abandoned in 1974 and donated to the city in 1977. The building remains in similar condition as when it was first constructed and now has been remodeled into the Falls Overlook Cafe that serves a variety of family friendly food and has several historical items on display. There is also a nice gift shop located by the falls with an observation tower that one can take up to an open air viewing are giving a nice view of the river, the falls, the park and some of the downtown area of Sioux Falls - there is no charge to use the elevator, or the stairs if you prefer, to reach the top of the tower. If you ever find yourself in the Sioux Falls, South Dakota area, take a break and spend some time enjoying the Falls Park and taking in the views and sounds of the Big Sioux River Water Falls.

Anna Ruby Falls

It is an easy half-mile hike on a paved path to Anna Ruby Falls. The paved path leading to the falls follows the lovely stream created by the falls as it flows down the mountain towards the lake. The beautiful falls are located in the Chattahoochee National Forest and the water that cascades over the drop offs comes from two creeks. Curtis Creek falls drops about 153 feet on the left and York Creek falls are a spectacular 50 foot drop to the right. The water collects and the bottom and then forms Smith Creek which flows into Smith Lake and is the centerpiece of the Unicoi State Park located just a few minutes north of Helen, Georgia.

The most powerful and intense section of the Lower Falls on the Lewis River in Washington. Sometimes, when the summer is very dry, this is the only part of the waterfall flowing. When the river is full, this section of the waterfall roars with imposing force.

Niagara Falls in winter on the American side.

"Pigeon Falls, Grand Portage State Park #2" by Patti Deters. These waterfalls are the tallest in the state of Minnesota and can be found on the USA Canadian Border in Grand Portage State Park. Also known as High Falls, the Pigeon River flows 120 feet over the cliffs, creating this stunning double waterfall scene. Two overlooks make it easy and comfortable to just sit and enjoy the sounds, smells, and view. Please enjoy more of my (landscape, waterscapes, and more) images at patti-deters.pixels.com.

"Fall at Minnehaha Falls" by Patti Deters. The beauty of autumn at Minnehaha Falls in St. Paul, Minnesota is enhanced by a light painterly technique added for artistic effect. A dark frame with almost any color mat would set this off nicely while showcasing the red, orange, and gold colors of the fall season. A slow shutter speed was used to create the milky effect of the cascading water. Please enjoy more of my (landscape, scenic, outdoors, and more) images at patti-deters.pixels.com..

An image of a mountain waterfall in California.

An image of a waterfall in Sequoia National Park.

Cascading Step Falls. Beecher Creek Falls are step falls with a twenty foot cascade, located on the Beecher Creek in the town of Edinburg, New York. Natural rock steps of stairs creates beautiful small cascading falls in many steps. Locally, the falls are referred to as Beecher Falls. Home of the Copeland Covered Bridge, one of two remaining covered bridges in the Adirondacks, New York. The original covered bridge was built in 1879 to allow cattle to cross the creek. In 2001, restoration was done on the bridge. Beecher Creek flows into the Sacandaga Lake, part of the Sacandaga River which empties into the Hudson River, eventually reaching the Atlantic Ocean.

Beautiful waterfall in Iceland.

Aysgarth Falls, Yorkshire Dales

Aysgarth Falls are a triple flight of waterfalls, surrounded by woodland and farmland

The Big Sioux River Falls - Sioux Falls South Dakota

The Big Sioux River passes through the beautiful city of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and on its journey it passes through what is now a beautifully maintained and gorgeous public park of approximately 123 acres in size. An average of 7,400 gallons of water drop 100 feet over the course of the Falls every second. The Falls of the Big Sioux River in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, have been at the center of recreation and industry since the city was founded in 1856. On the east bank of the Falls can be found the remains of the seven-story Queen Bee Mill which opened on October 25, 1881. The mill was constructed of Sioux Quartzite that was quarried on site. Also located on the east side of the Falls is the old Sioux Falls Light and Power building that was completed in 1908. This power plant had three 500-kilowatt hydroelectric generators and used the dam and the millrace from the Queen Bee Mill. In the years that followed the power plant added additional coal-fired steam generators to meet the expanding requirements for electric power. The power plant was abandoned in 1974 and donated to the city in 1977. The building remains in similar condition as when it was first constructed and now has been remodeled into the Falls Overlook Cafe that serves a variety of family friendly food and has several historical items on display. There is also a nice gift shop located by the falls with an observation tower that one can take up to an open air viewing are giving a nice view of the river, the falls, the park and some of the downtown area of Sioux Falls - there is no charge to use the elevator, or the stairs if you prefer, to reach the top of the tower. If you ever find yourself in the Sioux Falls, South Dakota area, take a break and spend some time enjoying the Falls Park and taking in the views and sounds of the Big Sioux River Water Falls.

Water flowing down Smith Creek below the Anna Ruby Falls, located in the Unicoi State Park near Helen, Georgia.

This is Middle Falls one of ten beautiful waterfalls found in Silver Falls State Park, Oregon.

Mill Park Falls is located in Lake Luzerne, NY. Part of the Stewart Brook Stream, this lovely little waterfall is located within the scenic Adirondack Park.

Wide angle view of Mossbrae Falls on the Sacramento River, Northern California.

Gulfoss waterfall in Iceland,

The beautiful Ponytail Falls in the Columbia River Gorge, Oregon.

At 365 feet (111 m), Bridal Veil Falls in Telluride is the tallest free falling waterfall in the state of Colorado. The Smuggler-Union Hydroelectric Power Plant, built in 1907, sits on top of the falls. Originally used to power the Smuggler-Union Mine, the plant has been decommissioned and recommissioned over the years, and even used as a private residence. Currently, it supplies about 25% of the power consumed by the town. It is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The upper part of Cunningham Falls near Thurmont in Frederick County, at 78ft / 24 m high the largest cascading waterfall in Maryland

Glacial waterfall in Iceland.

Early morning view of Middle Falls of the McCloud river from above.

Aurora Borealis over Godafoss waterfall in Iceland

Waterfall bursting out from the woods

Beecher Creek flows into the Sacandaga Lake, part of the Sacandaga River which empties into the Hudson River, eventually reaching the Atlantic Ocean.

I have been longing to return to Bushkill Falls since last year. I visited there for the first time without coming home with captures of the Main Falls that I was satisfied with.



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So many beautiful waterfalls in this post and in the world! Wish I could visit and photograph them all....but this is the next best thing.

Photo of Seljalandsfoss waterfall in Iceland at sunset

Rushing waters falling over a weir

Springtime at Mount Rainier National Park is wet! Everywhere you look on the mountain, water is running. As the winter snow melts, nearly every cataract becomes a waterfall. Most of these un-named waterfalls exist only for a short time during the seasonal snowmelt.

Unicorn Lake spill in Millington Maryland. The place is also a fish hatchery. There's the lake and spill turning into a creek, eventually contributing to the Chester River on Maryland's Eastern Shore. This image was created from 5 different captures of varying exposure, overlapped and aligned in processing to create an HDR (High Dynamic Range) image which brings out more details.

Killens Pond State Park is a Delaware state park located south of the town of Felton in Kent County, Delaware in the United States. The park surrounds a 66-acre pond known as Killens Pond located along the Murderkill River. Amenities available include boating, fishing, hiking, playgrounds, and picnic areas. Wikipedia

Ever heard of a moonbow?
On full moon nights at Cumberland Falls in Kentucky, a moonbow is regularly visible if it's a clear night.

One of my favorite waterfalls in California's High Sierra Mountains

Gorgeous green and a waterfall in the Texas Hill Country

In the Black Hills region of South Dakota, deep in the Spearfish Canyon:

Great Falls on the Potomac River, seen from the Maryland side

Iceland waterfall.

Closeup of Icy Niagara Falls

Photograph I took of a partially frozen over Niagara Falls after the Blizzard of January 2014.




Middle Falls in Rochester New York

A photograph I took of the beautiful Middle Falls in Rochester, New York. An added watercolor effect was added digitally.

El Vergel waterfalls and springs in Torotoro National Park, Bolivia

at the base of the aptly-named Hidden Falls, at Hanging Rock State Park, in North Carolina

Nice backyard waterfall...

Landscape photograph of a magical scenery with sun shining on a waterfall creating a stunning lighting.

Sunrise over the Waterfalls Fractal



Sunset Waterfall Reflections Fractal Abstract

A small waterfall and Mt Hualcan in the Cordillera Blanca range in Peru, the highest mountain range in the tropics

Wintry Gullfoss waterfall Iceland...

Fossatun Waterfall in Hordaland, Norway

Cascada San Ramon Waterfall in the Highlands of Chiriqui Province, Panama

2 more Niagara Falls photographs

Niagara Falls American side closeup with warp frame




Niagara Falls American and Canadian Horseshoe Falls

edale small waterfall

Panorama Of Niagara Falls With Rainbow
Panorama of two Niagara Falls with full rainbow - Canadian and American waterfalls on Niagara River.



Edge of Niagara Falls With Rainbow

A beautiful waterfall in Iceland.

Blue butterfly and waterfall. Watercolor, 1994. This pic is award-winning one from series, it got a 2nd place in school art competition in my hometown, a city where live over 1.2M people ;)

My art from series "Space and esoteric" year 1990, I painted it in my age 9. Pic got 1st place in competition (between schools, a children art competition in my hometown)

Looking over the edge of the Lower Falls as it empties into the Yellowstone River inside the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA.

Bubbles over Niagara Falls



Icy Plunge at Niagara Falls

Oxararfoss Waterfall in Iceland

Iceland waterfall.

Rocks and Rushing Mountain Stream

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Skogafoss Waterfall Cascade Iceland...

My abstract interpretation of a waterfall. :)

Urban waterfall.

This is a spillway located in Cazenovia Wisconsin, built with local rock to give it some beauty.

Skogafoss waterfall in Iceland.

This is Mineral Springs Falls located in the Black Rock Forest Preserve in Cornwall, NY, and I photographed it one early morning after a healthy rainstorm the night before.

Wintry Oxarafoss Waterfall Thingvellir National Park, Iceland...

The lower tier of this waterfall plunges approximately 80 feet (24 m) into a large pool. The upper tier, which is approximately 50 feet (15 m) is barely visible, far back in the narrow crevice above. One of the many waterfalls of the wondrous Columbia River Gorge, Wahclella Falls is a favorite of couples for a wedding location.

Silverton Falls in Banff National Park, Alberta. Sadly, I forgot my ND filter in the car, and I didn't have time to hike back down and all the way back up. Oops.

Fairy Falls, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA...

🙂 My Waterfalls Painting! ✌🏻

Wow....such gorgeous waterfalls! Thanks for sharing them all!

Haifoss waterfall in Iceland.

i heard this was the most photographed waterfalls in West Virginia, so a couple of us went over to capture a few images and I can see why thanks for viewing

View from Artist Point of the Lower Falls in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA...

Skogafoss, Iceland

Another Skogafoss...two travelers admiring the falls...

A close up of the base of the Rincon del Tigre waterfall in Bolivia's subtropical Yungas region

Niagara Falls Closeup Box Camera Effect



Taughannock Falls Dreamy Day Effect

Roadside waterfall off Route 1 in southern Iceland...

Rochester New York High Falls Expressionist Effect




Letchworth State Park Middle Falls in Black and White

Panorama of two Niagara Falls with full rainbow - Canadian and American waterfalls on Niagara River.

Stream leading away from roadside waterfalls in rural southern Iceland...

Niagara Falls Seas and rivers bless the Lord praise and exalt Him above all forever




Niagara Falls

The waterfall near the Wiñay Wayna archaeological site on Peru's Inca Trail.

La Coca Falls in El Yunque National Rainforest, Puerto Rico, USA...

A classic view of the incredible terraced waterfall known as Beaver Falls on the Havasupai Reservation in the Grand Canyon.

An image of a waterfall in Sequoia National Park.

High waterfall above an abandoned farmhouse in rural Iceland...

New York side of Niagara Falls in winter.

A small waterfall in Bolivia's subtropical Yungas region

Autumn at Dry Falls Waterfall Highlands NC

An image of a mountain waterfall in California.

Bruarfoss in Iceland.

Thanks everyone for sharing your amazing Waterfall images! God bless!