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Marcus Müller

As yesterday's #mosstodon #waterfall post (mastodon.social/@funkylab/1140) seems to have caused joy, let's have one with but a bit of #lichensubscribe going on in the foreground (sadly, out of focus):

Yellowstone River's Lower Falls and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone that the river eroded out of the soft stone from Lava flows that were later cooked soft by geyser activity (or so the sign says); if you ask me, for something that only happened within the last ~1.8e4 years, that's a deeeep canyon.

Photo, wide: in the far-away background center, a 90m deep plunging waterfall, feeding a river that cuts its slightly curving way through yellowish-ochre rock; the cliffsides are steep and ragged, forming towers and crevices. The coniferous forest topping the relatively plane plateau on which the viewer is standing only sporadically manage to place isolated trees on a few of these narrow pinnacles. Sun floods the right side of the valley, the left cliffs are in their own shadows. The shadow forms a sharp line along the centerline of the tumultous river in the vertical center of the picture.
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Franz Graf

Oh it's #WaterfallWednesday right? I usually miss those topic-hashtag days. But I want to re'share this one with you.

That day I went there ONLY to take phtoos of this waterfall. Later when I checked my GPS Track I noticed that I spent about 3h there!!! And I thought "let's go there, walk around a bit, take some #photos and go back home" ...

A bit context and more photos are here: franzgraf.de/blog/2024/a-dedic

A stunning waterfall cascading through a lush green forest is captured in this image. The waterfall is surrounded by tall trees and moss-covered rocks, creating a tranquil and picturesque scene. The dominant colors in the image are black and grey, with an accent color of deep green. The image conveys a sense of serenity and natural beauty, with the sound of the rushing water and the fresh scent of the forest filling the air. This peaceful oasis in nature is a perfect representation of the beauty and tranquility found in the great outdoors.
#nature#photography#landscape
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Ben Alldridge

The trouble with ambitious #photography projects is they can become a bit like a curse. This is an image I’ve tried to capture 4 times across 3 years, and this – the second version – is still the best.

#astrophotography in some of the darkest skies on earth under #tasmania ‘s imposing Russell Falls in heavy flow was a hard thing to pull off. The window this shot works is only about an hour a night for a few weeks a year, and it’s rarely not cloudy.

The scene is focused on the full flow of Russell Falls, rimmed by prehistoric ferns and subalpine rainforest. The foreground has intense flow running over rocks, with significant spray from the falling water. In the canopy, the galactic core of the Milky Way sets behind the zenith of the falls.
#australia#waterfall#nature
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