Water under the Bridge by ddaydreams

Photography • Landscape • posted on Apr 30, 2006

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Hi Everyone. Thanks to all who commented on my recent gallery image. "Stairway to the Forest", click here if you missed it"God BlessFrom a trip a friend and I did last fall in Oregon. Hope you like it. The stairway in my last post leads into a trail that goes to the bridge you see in this picture. It was cloudy so the water saturated blue a bit and trees were in the way of a clear shot, But hey! I liked it anyway. Another view of this fine waterfall may be my next post. Please leave comments on how to improve or just tell me what you think about it.

Comments (9)

thevolunteer

8:53PM | Sun, 30 April 2006

I think it looks like a fine water color painting. I love this type of scene. So calming. Aloha and thanks for your comment on my low bow.

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claudialee

9:32PM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Great photo. This angle is very nice of Multnomah Falls. You caught it at a better time than I did a month ago. This is always an awesome sight.

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Richardphotos

9:43PM | Sun, 30 April 2006

I would love to walk that brigde but I will settle for seeing your capture. such beauty

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Zacko

11:42PM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Really beautiful. What a dreamy place. Your composition is perfect, that red leaf at the bottom right corner adds so much to it. Have a wonderful day. #:O)

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Cosine

1:09AM | Mon, 01 May 2006

Multnomah Falls is a good photo. I live about 40 miles from it, and I never get tired of looking. Very nice angle on this one.

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jcv2

7:27AM | Tue, 02 May 2006

Beautiful capture of this lovely place! Love it! Too bad the color of the water washes out but there's no way to prevent that besides shooting one extra underexposed and blend the water in this shot. Contrasts perceived by the eye do not show any colors like that but camera's have their limitations, no way to prevent that (although the quality has improved very much over the last decennia)!

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