Have you ever found yourself hypnotised by staring at running water? Doesn’t it feel peaceful? There is a profound sense of calm that water brings to our mind and body. If you find water running from your faucet relaxing, imagine how much more a water falling from high ground surrounded by nature, could bring you? This week, our members shared their amazing photos of a water fall.
Tall or small, the sound it makes and the scene it offers provides a certain kind of peace, a time to reflect on one’s life and appreciate the wonders of our world.
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Above: Florence Falls in Litchfield National Park – By Graham Gall
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Above: Lower Proxy Falls – By Steve Peters
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Above: Harmby Falls – By Susan Dawson
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Above: Black Falls – By Brendan McAleer
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Above: Hoegne Creek – By Pierre Fosny
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Above: Pucon Waterfall – By Janis Borgueta
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Above: Niagara Falls – By Andy Booth
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Above: Chagrin Falls – By Scott McClintock
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Above: Triple Falls – By Paul Holland
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Above: Fantail Falls – By John Hayward
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Above: Canyon Falls – By James Vining
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Above: The Cascades – By Ian Marks
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Above: Creek – By Bill Hanson
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Above: Waterfall at Lake Marion Track – By Roman Schwartz
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Above: Iguazu – By Carolyn Richards
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Above: Omanawa Falls – By Lloyd B.
Am I the only photographer who is not in love with blurry water? I do not like the practice of making all waterfalls and waves look like milk. OK there are SOME cases where a LITTLE bit of blur may ADD to the impact of a photo, But generally, I prefer to capture crisp, sharp images of the moving water. What do others think?