Multnomah Falls B&W by Cosine

Photography • Landscape • posted on Feb 04, 2008

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Full size is definitely best. Another from Saturday's snow trip. You can just see Multnomah Falls in the background of this one. But this is more about the texture than the content. As soon as I switched this to B&W I knew it was the right thing to do. I have several other posting of this waterfall, Oregon's most-visited tourist attraction. One of my favorites is another winter shot from December 2005. Thanks for stopping by and any comments.

Comments (24)

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sharky_

1:16AM | Mon, 04 February 2008

It does have a nice effect to this in B&W. Excellent job and capture. Aloha

MrsLubner

1:24AM | Mon, 04 February 2008

WOW! the b/w really pulls in the heavy, cold closed in mood of this winter shot. Fabulous!

vlaaitje

2:54AM | Mon, 04 February 2008

awesome, what a mood, perfect one for a winter postcard or calendar, well done

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Juliette.Gribnau

2:58AM | Mon, 04 February 2008

oh so wonderful, and I think your choice to use B/W is perfect here !

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ledwolorz

3:08AM | Mon, 04 February 2008

Excellent winter scene.Beautiful job.

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alhak

3:36AM | Mon, 04 February 2008

Dennis that is just so beautiful, definately worth the zoom factor!

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CavalierLady

7:39AM | Mon, 04 February 2008

This turned out beautifully, Dennis. I especially like the diagonal snow that nearly obscures the view of the falls. Nicely done and works very nicely in b/w.

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Cytisus

8:38AM | Mon, 04 February 2008

Gorgeous shot appears to be taken from the area near the lodge?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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weezy136

8:55AM | Mon, 04 February 2008

Excellent. Don't know why but I'm reminded of Currier and Ives. :)

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junge1

9:02AM | Mon, 04 February 2008

Beautiful effect Dennis. Love the numerous variations in grey shading. Is this the snow that comes in from the upper right of the picture? Does a 1/13sec shutter speed will show this? This picture is perfect. It will make anyone that isn't an outdoors person-or a photographer bent on getting a good shot-want to stay inside, Sig...

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auntietk

9:28AM | Mon, 04 February 2008

I clicked on full view and had to go get a sweater! This is beautiful in b&w. When I saw the thumb, my first thought was, "he's posted an image of Multnomah in landscape???" But it works really well. The composition is great. Nicely done!

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barbdennist

10:50AM | Mon, 04 February 2008

Seeing this made me colder than I already was on this chilly morning. The wind chill must have been miserable since it was blowing hard enough to make the snow come down sidways rather than falling straight down. Now I'm going to go have a cup of hot cocoa.

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timtripp

11:05AM | Mon, 04 February 2008

this series is breathtaking!

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kansas

11:13AM | Mon, 04 February 2008

WOW! This is a fantastic winter shot. I like the B/W.

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Hendesse

1:20PM | Mon, 04 February 2008

Looks fantastic, excellent shot. The tones create a wonderful mood. Superb!

BibbyBear

3:16PM | Mon, 04 February 2008

Another gorgeous winter scene Dennis and that snow really seems to be coming down heavily. Amazing details and textures and your choice of B&W was definitely spot on. Hugs Chrissy xx

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witch_1612

3:44PM | Mon, 04 February 2008

Beautiful Work!!!

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mps

9:27PM | Mon, 04 February 2008

I agree with CavalierLady about which part I like the best.

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onefeather

3:58AM | Tue, 05 February 2008

Beautiful! You did a wonderful job on this scene, and it being black and white sure shows the contrast! Burrrrrrrrrrrrrr ....snow and ice!! Get out your longjohns and go take more pictures L TY so much for sharing!

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