Multnomah Falls

I'm very glad to have an internet connection near at the airport, but sad to see our delightful time in Oregon draw to a close. I'll catch up, eventually.

Here is the classic view of Multnomah Falls, near Portland. The tunnel, leading to the falls, was featured earlier. :) I finally got around to editing it.

Thanks to Jane Pittenger and her family, for such a warm and hospitable reception.

[Dianne]

What a fantastic image and great time you've had. Fav

[Pam Knowler]

Such a fabulous view! Sounds like you have had a wonderful time. Looking forward to see all the images! Wish I could have been a fly on the wall to listen to all you ladies together! Such fun! Fav!

[Graeme Stevens]

superb composition and processing

[john morley]

Now that is a waterfall.

[Lynda McG]

Wow!

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful bw

[Lou Ann]

A beautiful capture of the falls. They are magnificent.

[Leon Buijs]

Beautiful capture, love the effect the longish exposure gives to the water

[Krista Marson]

Such a nice place....why do I think that there was a major fire near those falls recently?

[Jane Anderson]

So nice in B&W. The people on the bridge caught my eye.

[gloria jones]

Terrific perspective to capture the waterfalls' flow and nice sense of scale

[Daryl O'Hare]

Mike and I have a great photo of us above waving to my Uncle (he lives in Portland) below. The trip sounded fantastic! Can't wait to see all the posts (I'm behind as usual) :)

[Clare Gadsby]

gorgeousness! hope you had a wonderful time together ;)

[haskar]

Lovely place. Great shot and processing.

[Call me Joe]

💕

[Jane Pittenger]

Wonderful in b and w. Nice contrasts and detail. Creative angle to get the waterfalls side by side

[Marnie]

Very impressive and so good in b&w.

[Taffy]

You know this is one of my favorites of yours! Just love it!

[Hydee]

Beautifully done! I love this.

[Junko Y]

It's amazing that we stood side by side, more or less, saw the same waterfall, yet the interpretations are so different. I truly love how you captured this one to show the angles in an unusual composition.