Nooksack Falls

Nooksack Falls in Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest in north Washington State. The Nooksack River drops 88 feet into a valley on its path to Bellingham Bay and eventually the Pacific.

A hydroelectric power plant was built in 1906 and was in use until 1997. The powerhouse is now on the National Register of Historic Places.

Detail shot of the falls taken using an ND8 filter to show the motion of the water as it cascades down the rocks. Worth viewing large.

[Cade VanHeel]

FAV'D! I love shots like this. I need to find a place where i can do that.

[KWind]

Gorgeous. I like it in B&W!

[Alison]

Beautiful

[Tara]

You've got these long exposure water shots down. Really nice Alexis.

[Reva]

Beautiful! I love the composition. The shapes and lines of the water are lovely, a nice contrast to the detailed texture of the rocks. Very pleasing photo.

[Rainey Day]

Love the smoothness of the water. Definitely pleasing to the eye!

[☠northy]

this is gorgeous! really like the sprays of water - they're like rays of sunlight!

[Glenda B]

This is photographic art! Gorgeous!

[Marie]

Perfect amount of long exposure! Makes the water soft but not smoky. Brilliant!

[Nada A.]

Love the texture of the rock and the lines of the water. Beautiful and artistic. Fav.

[Karen]

Nice shot Alexis with the softness of the water against the textured rock formation.

[Jake Sorensen]

Stunning Image!

[jenny tucker]

very nice job....you have captured the texture of the rock and the contrast with that of the falling water beautifully.....a fav!