Baby F.A.L.L.S. by Vik9740
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Photosmith tells us a falls must be a 15' drop to be considered a true "falls" so this being a little over a foot, it's just an "infant" lol
Comments (13)
diomedes66
I suppose all 'falls' grow up like any other entity :-), just takes a few more years in their case :-) ... quite lovely 'falls' - well done!
geneb19
hehe like the concept of little falls growing up to be big falls. :-) and this is such a pretty little falls, it's bound to be quite beautiful when it grows up!! love it Vik...excellent as always Curly!!
uniquedreamer
wonderful shot of this little Babbling F.A.L.L.S..lol
Steak
To listen to my Mom's stories I could have qualified when I was just a baby. Uh Oh T.M.I. (To Much Information)! Cool shot but the sound is putting me to ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ ...........
Gwyn Tyger
well your baby falls are beautiful to say the least.
PhotoSmith
Ah, but it's big on charm! Thanks for the mention, and what a wonderful miniature! Perfect framing, wonderful photography, and I agree with you! What rules?!!! :) V
pm_hackworth
Beautiful! Excellent POV!!! VOTE! (Makes me thirsty, too)
deannemart
Actually, the splashing sound of little falls like this tends to be more soothing than the roar of larger falls! A charming little spot :)
Akinom
Hehe... such an enchanting capture, Vikki! Love that leaf in the water... was worth for a closer shot ;o) would make a nice detail! *****
weesel
I imagine it's also a lot more restful sounding than its bigger brothers and sisters. ;-) Neat!
DRAKELOT
Cool colors and focus !EXCELLENT WORK !
bleachfix
I like seeing infants...as they can spit up/down quite nicely
dragonfly2000
In some places any size stream (creek, brook) is called a river - so what the heck, waterfall it is! Good eye for detail and well done.