#waterfalls — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #waterfalls, aggregated by home.social.
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Jeans Run, PA
Some brook trout spend their entire lives in a small pool like this, in a high-gradient mountain stream deep in the forest 😮
#FlyFishing #Fishing #Creek #Hiking #Walking #Nature #Waterfalls #Waterfall #Photography
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Jeans Run, PA
Some brook trout spend their entire lives in a small pool like this, in a high-gradient mountain stream deep in the forest 😮
#FlyFishing #Fishing #Creek #Hiking #Walking #Nature #Waterfalls #Waterfall #Photography
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Jeans Run, PA
Some brook trout spend their entire lives in a small pool like this, in a high-gradient mountain stream deep in the forest 😮
#FlyFishing #Fishing #Creek #Hiking #Walking #Nature #Waterfalls #Waterfall #Photography
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Jeans Run, PA
Some brook trout spend their entire lives in a small pool like this, in a high-gradient mountain stream deep in the forest 😮
#FlyFishing #Fishing #Creek #Hiking #Walking #Nature #Waterfalls #Waterfall #Photography
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Jeans Run, PA
Some brook trout spend their entire lives in a small pool like this, in a high-gradient mountain stream deep in the forest 😮
#FlyFishing #Fishing #Creek #Hiking #Walking #Nature #Waterfalls #Waterfall #Photography
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Two more shots that I think came out pretty well. It's a bit easier to sort through them now that I'm home.
#photography #cuyahogavalleynationalpark #waterfalls #TinkersCreek
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Two more shots that I think came out pretty well. It's a bit easier to sort through them now that I'm home.
#photography #cuyahogavalleynationalpark #waterfalls #TinkersCreek
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Two more shots that I think came out pretty well. It's a bit easier to sort through them now that I'm home.
#photography #cuyahogavalleynationalpark #waterfalls #TinkersCreek
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Two more shots that I think came out pretty well. It's a bit easier to sort through them now that I'm home.
#photography #cuyahogavalleynationalpark #waterfalls #TinkersCreek
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Two more shots that I think came out pretty well. It's a bit easier to sort through them now that I'm home.
#photography #cuyahogavalleynationalpark #waterfalls #TinkersCreek
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Jeans Run, PA
Some strenuous hiking along a mountain stream rewarded me with multiple waterfalls and some pretty brookies 😊
#FlyFishing #Fishing #Creek #Hiking #Walking #Nature #Waterfalls #Waterfall #Photography
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Jeans Run, PA
Some strenuous hiking along a mountain stream rewarded me with multiple waterfalls and some pretty brookies 😊
#FlyFishing #Fishing #Creek #Hiking #Walking #Nature #Waterfalls #Waterfall #Photography
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Jeans Run, PA
Some strenuous hiking along a mountain stream rewarded me with multiple waterfalls and some pretty brookies 😊
#FlyFishing #Fishing #Creek #Hiking #Walking #Nature #Waterfalls #Waterfall #Photography
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Jeans Run, PA
Some strenuous hiking along a mountain stream rewarded me with multiple waterfalls and some pretty brookies 😊
#FlyFishing #Fishing #Creek #Hiking #Walking #Nature #Waterfalls #Waterfall #Photography
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Jeans Run, PA
Some strenuous hiking along a mountain stream rewarded me with multiple waterfalls and some pretty brookies 😊
#FlyFishing #Fishing #Creek #Hiking #Walking #Nature #Waterfalls #Waterfall #Photography
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Two different views from the front of Tinkers Creek falls. I really loved the first I've until I realized just how many water spots were on the lens, but even with that defect I still think it's pretty dramatic.
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Two different views from the front of Tinkers Creek falls. I really loved the first I've until I realized just how many water spots were on the lens, but even with that defect I still think it's pretty dramatic.
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Two different views from the front of Tinkers Creek falls. I really loved the first I've until I realized just how many water spots were on the lens, but even with that defect I still think it's pretty dramatic.
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Two different views from the front of Tinkers Creek falls. I really loved the first I've until I realized just how many water spots were on the lens, but even with that defect I still think it's pretty dramatic.
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Two different views from the front of Tinkers Creek falls. I really loved the first I've until I realized just how many water spots were on the lens, but even with that defect I still think it's pretty dramatic.
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The approach to Tinkers Creek falls at Viaduct Park in Bedford. I absolutely love that you can get right up to the edge at this park. So many places have everything roped off for safety, but as an American I feel like it's my right to die like a dumbass of I'm doing something sketchy.
Trying out some new gear. I used to use a 55-58 filter adaptor and a 58-62 when using the kit lens for this camera, so that I could use all the same size filters. Just bought a 55-62 adaptor to make everything a bit slimmer. I also picked up a new kit of neutral density filters that are a bit more extreme. My previous kit topped out at nd16. This one has nd16/32/64 and nd 1000. Not sure what I'll ever use that last one for, but I'll come up with something creative to do with it. Anyway, the blurred water shots are all using the nd64 and the new adaptor. It's great being able to get into the 5-10 second shutter range without having a stack of filters. I used to get vignetting painstakingly if I wasn't careful, but not expecting that to be a problem anymore.
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The approach to Tinkers Creek falls at Viaduct Park in Bedford. I absolutely love that you can get right up to the edge at this park. So many places have everything roped off for safety, but as an American I feel like it's my right to die like a dumbass of I'm doing something sketchy.
Trying out some new gear. I used to use a 55-58 filter adaptor and a 58-62 when using the kit lens for this camera, so that I could use all the same size filters. Just bought a 55-62 adaptor to make everything a bit slimmer. I also picked up a new kit of neutral density filters that are a bit more extreme. My previous kit topped out at nd16. This one has nd16/32/64 and nd 1000. Not sure what I'll ever use that last one for, but I'll come up with something creative to do with it. Anyway, the blurred water shots are all using the nd64 and the new adaptor. It's great being able to get into the 5-10 second shutter range without having a stack of filters. I used to get vignetting painstakingly if I wasn't careful, but not expecting that to be a problem anymore.
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The approach to Tinkers Creek falls at Viaduct Park in Bedford. I absolutely love that you can get right up to the edge at this park. So many places have everything roped off for safety, but as an American I feel like it's my right to die like a dumbass of I'm doing something sketchy.
Trying out some new gear. I used to use a 55-58 filter adaptor and a 58-62 when using the kit lens for this camera, so that I could use all the same size filters. Just bought a 55-62 adaptor to make everything a bit slimmer. I also picked up a new kit of neutral density filters that are a bit more extreme. My previous kit topped out at nd16. This one has nd16/32/64 and nd 1000. Not sure what I'll ever use that last one for, but I'll come up with something creative to do with it. Anyway, the blurred water shots are all using the nd64 and the new adaptor. It's great being able to get into the 5-10 second shutter range without having a stack of filters. I used to get vignetting painstakingly if I wasn't careful, but not expecting that to be a problem anymore.
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The approach to Tinkers Creek falls at Viaduct Park in Bedford. I absolutely love that you can get right up to the edge at this park. So many places have everything roped off for safety, but as an American I feel like it's my right to die like a dumbass of I'm doing something sketchy.
Trying out some new gear. I used to use a 55-58 filter adaptor and a 58-62 when using the kit lens for this camera, so that I could use all the same size filters. Just bought a 55-62 adaptor to make everything a bit slimmer. I also picked up a new kit of neutral density filters that are a bit more extreme. My previous kit topped out at nd16. This one has nd16/32/64 and nd 1000. Not sure what I'll ever use that last one for, but I'll come up with something creative to do with it. Anyway, the blurred water shots are all using the nd64 and the new adaptor. It's great being able to get into the 5-10 second shutter range without having a stack of filters. I used to get vignetting painstakingly if I wasn't careful, but not expecting that to be a problem anymore.
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The approach to Tinkers Creek falls at Viaduct Park in Bedford. I absolutely love that you can get right up to the edge at this park. So many places have everything roped off for safety, but as an American I feel like it's my right to die like a dumbass of I'm doing something sketchy.
Trying out some new gear. I used to use a 55-58 filter adaptor and a 58-62 when using the kit lens for this camera, so that I could use all the same size filters. Just bought a 55-62 adaptor to make everything a bit slimmer. I also picked up a new kit of neutral density filters that are a bit more extreme. My previous kit topped out at nd16. This one has nd16/32/64 and nd 1000. Not sure what I'll ever use that last one for, but I'll come up with something creative to do with it. Anyway, the blurred water shots are all using the nd64 and the new adaptor. It's great being able to get into the 5-10 second shutter range without having a stack of filters. I used to get vignetting painstakingly if I wasn't careful, but not expecting that to be a problem anymore.
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Developing the #land would require #environmental #destruction that runs counter to the #NationalPark Service’s mission, he said.
“They need to be prioritizing #conservation, not helping to bulldoze land, cut down towering #trees & construct a luxury development that’s going to harm #Yosemite,” Desai said.Yosemite is the fifth-most-visited #NationalPark, & is renowned for its #mountains & #waterfalls.
#Trump #law #EnvironmentalLaw #wildlife #nature #Landmark #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis
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What Are Some Popular Trekking Destinations in the Himalayan Region?
The Himalayan region is a dream for trekking enthusiasts, offering breathtaking landscapes, towering peaks, and a unique cultural experience. From the lush valleys of the Eastern Himalayas to the snow-capped peaks of the Western ranges, India is a top destination for trekking tours. Whether you are a seasoned trekker or a beginner looking for an adventurous trekking tour in Himalayas, this guide will help you explore the most popular trekking routes, plan your itinerary, and discover the best […] -
What Is the Best Month to Visit Goa? Complete Travel Guide for International Tourists
If you’re planning a trip to Goa, one of India’s most iconic beach destinations, timing matters just as much as choosing your hotel or itinerary. The “best month to visit Goa” depends on what you want, sunny beach holidays, nightlife, cultural festivals, luxury stays, or budget-friendly travel. Expert travel guide breaks down the best months to visit Goa in 2026–27, complete with weather insights, crowd levels, activities, and seasonal travel tips. Whether you're planning a Goa […] -
https://www.sandspice.com/luang-prabang/
Luang Prabang 🌊 🏞️ 💦 Rivers, Mountains & Waterfalls
If you're into temples, monks, and the kind of peace that makes you want to scream, this might just be your personal nirvana. For the rest of us, there's always the Beerlau ... 🍺
#LuangPrabang #Laos #Mekong #LuangSi #Waterfalls #Travel
https://www.sandspice.com/luang-prabang/?fsp_sid=716 -
Roads cutting through mountain ranges and waterfalls
Do they cause landslides and reactivate old ones?Temporary fix for Waterfall Way at Gordonville slip site
"Waterfall Way has reopened between Bellingen and Dorrigo after temporary repairs to the Gordonville slip site. The temporary fix consists of a gravel filled shipping container wall, two containers high and eight containers long, attached to the rockface using nine high-strength steel anchors drilled deep into the rockface." >>
https://insidelocalgovernment.com.au/temporary-fix-for-waterfall-way-at-gordonville-slip-site/Video of landslide: Waterfall Way, Gordonville Crossing Landslip >>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGymAVc1u8gDo roads mean landslides are more likely? >>
https://blogs.egu.eu/geolog/2015/01/16/geosciences-column-do-roads-mean-landslides-are-more-likely/Could road constructions be more hazardous than an earthquake in terms of mass movement?
"In this study, we report a distinct correlation of mass movements and major road constructions that explicitly shows human impact on mountainous environments which are under anthropogenic disturbance recently. Our results further suggest that slope instabilities increased drastically after major service road constructions for hydroelectric power plants and as well as other road extension works."
"We also stress that the impact of road construction can disturb the natural slope equilibrium to an extent comparable with moderate (larger than 6 Mw) earthquakes."
"Such an observation implies that human activities can have a large, if not even dominant, impact on landscape evolution and the natural regime of surface processes. This is part of the definition of “Anthropocene,” an age where our society shapes nature for our purposes, frequently at the risk of damaging ourselves."
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11069-021-05199-2Image: Sisyphus, Franz von Stuck, 1920
#roads #WaterFallWay #mountains #ecosystem #denudation #overloading #waterfalls #Bellingenshire #Dorrigo #landslides #landslips #infrastructure #cars #engineering #Sisyphus #mindsets #Anthropocene
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Roads cutting through mountain ranges and waterfalls
Do they cause landslides and reactivate old ones?Temporary fix for Waterfall Way at Gordonville slip site
"Waterfall Way has reopened between Bellingen and Dorrigo after temporary repairs to the Gordonville slip site. The temporary fix consists of a gravel filled shipping container wall, two containers high and eight containers long, attached to the rockface using nine high-strength steel anchors drilled deep into the rockface." >>
https://insidelocalgovernment.com.au/temporary-fix-for-waterfall-way-at-gordonville-slip-site/Video of landslide: Waterfall Way, Gordonville Crossing Landslip >>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGymAVc1u8gDo roads mean landslides are more likely? >>
https://blogs.egu.eu/geolog/2015/01/16/geosciences-column-do-roads-mean-landslides-are-more-likely/Could road constructions be more hazardous than an earthquake in terms of mass movement?
"In this study, we report a distinct correlation of mass movements and major road constructions that explicitly shows human impact on mountainous environments which are under anthropogenic disturbance recently. Our results further suggest that slope instabilities increased drastically after major service road constructions for hydroelectric power plants and as well as other road extension works."
"We also stress that the impact of road construction can disturb the natural slope equilibrium to an extent comparable with moderate (larger than 6 Mw) earthquakes."
"Such an observation implies that human activities can have a large, if not even dominant, impact on landscape evolution and the natural regime of surface processes. This is part of the definition of “Anthropocene,” an age where our society shapes nature for our purposes, frequently at the risk of damaging ourselves."
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11069-021-05199-2Image: Sisyphus, Franz von Stuck, 1920
#roads #WaterFallWay #mountains #ecosystem #denudation #overloading #waterfalls #Bellingenshire #Dorrigo #landslides #landslips #infrastructure #cars #engineering #Sisyphus #mindsets #Anthropocene
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Roads cutting through mountain ranges and waterfalls
Do they cause landslides and reactivate old ones?Temporary fix for Waterfall Way at Gordonville slip site
"Waterfall Way has reopened between Bellingen and Dorrigo after temporary repairs to the Gordonville slip site. The temporary fix consists of a gravel filled shipping container wall, two containers high and eight containers long, attached to the rockface using nine high-strength steel anchors drilled deep into the rockface." >>
https://insidelocalgovernment.com.au/temporary-fix-for-waterfall-way-at-gordonville-slip-site/Video of landslide: Waterfall Way, Gordonville Crossing Landslip >>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGymAVc1u8gDo roads mean landslides are more likely? >>
https://blogs.egu.eu/geolog/2015/01/16/geosciences-column-do-roads-mean-landslides-are-more-likely/Could road constructions be more hazardous than an earthquake in terms of mass movement?
"In this study, we report a distinct correlation of mass movements and major road constructions that explicitly shows human impact on mountainous environments which are under anthropogenic disturbance recently. Our results further suggest that slope instabilities increased drastically after major service road constructions for hydroelectric power plants and as well as other road extension works."
"We also stress that the impact of road construction can disturb the natural slope equilibrium to an extent comparable with moderate (larger than 6 Mw) earthquakes."
"Such an observation implies that human activities can have a large, if not even dominant, impact on landscape evolution and the natural regime of surface processes. This is part of the definition of “Anthropocene,” an age where our society shapes nature for our purposes, frequently at the risk of damaging ourselves."
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11069-021-05199-2Image: Sisyphus, Franz von Stuck, 1920
#roads #WaterFallWay #mountains #ecosystem #denudation #overloading #waterfalls #Bellingenshire #Dorrigo #landslides #landslips #infrastructure #cars #engineering #Sisyphus #mindsets #Anthropocene
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Roads cutting through mountain ranges and waterfalls
Do they cause landslides and reactivate old ones?Temporary fix for Waterfall Way at Gordonville slip site
"Waterfall Way has reopened between Bellingen and Dorrigo after temporary repairs to the Gordonville slip site. The temporary fix consists of a gravel filled shipping container wall, two containers high and eight containers long, attached to the rockface using nine high-strength steel anchors drilled deep into the rockface." >>
https://insidelocalgovernment.com.au/temporary-fix-for-waterfall-way-at-gordonville-slip-site/Video of landslide: Waterfall Way, Gordonville Crossing Landslip >>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGymAVc1u8gDo roads mean landslides are more likely? >>
https://blogs.egu.eu/geolog/2015/01/16/geosciences-column-do-roads-mean-landslides-are-more-likely/Could road constructions be more hazardous than an earthquake in terms of mass movement?
"In this study, we report a distinct correlation of mass movements and major road constructions that explicitly shows human impact on mountainous environments which are under anthropogenic disturbance recently. Our results further suggest that slope instabilities increased drastically after major service road constructions for hydroelectric power plants and as well as other road extension works."
"We also stress that the impact of road construction can disturb the natural slope equilibrium to an extent comparable with moderate (larger than 6 Mw) earthquakes."
"Such an observation implies that human activities can have a large, if not even dominant, impact on landscape evolution and the natural regime of surface processes. This is part of the definition of “Anthropocene,” an age where our society shapes nature for our purposes, frequently at the risk of damaging ourselves."
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11069-021-05199-2Image: Sisyphus, Franz von Stuck, 1920
#roads #WaterFallWay #mountains #ecosystem #denudation #overloading #waterfalls #Bellingenshire #Dorrigo #landslides #landslips #infrastructure #cars #engineering #Sisyphus #mindsets #Anthropocene
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Roads cutting through mountain ranges and waterfalls
Do they cause landslides and reactivate old ones?Temporary fix for Waterfall Way at Gordonville slip site
"Waterfall Way has reopened between Bellingen and Dorrigo after temporary repairs to the Gordonville slip site. The temporary fix consists of a gravel filled shipping container wall, two containers high and eight containers long, attached to the rockface using nine high-strength steel anchors drilled deep into the rockface." >>
https://insidelocalgovernment.com.au/temporary-fix-for-waterfall-way-at-gordonville-slip-site/Video of landslide: Waterfall Way, Gordonville Crossing Landslip >>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGymAVc1u8gDo roads mean landslides are more likely? >>
https://blogs.egu.eu/geolog/2015/01/16/geosciences-column-do-roads-mean-landslides-are-more-likely/Could road constructions be more hazardous than an earthquake in terms of mass movement?
"In this study, we report a distinct correlation of mass movements and major road constructions that explicitly shows human impact on mountainous environments which are under anthropogenic disturbance recently. Our results further suggest that slope instabilities increased drastically after major service road constructions for hydroelectric power plants and as well as other road extension works."
"We also stress that the impact of road construction can disturb the natural slope equilibrium to an extent comparable with moderate (larger than 6 Mw) earthquakes."
"Such an observation implies that human activities can have a large, if not even dominant, impact on landscape evolution and the natural regime of surface processes. This is part of the definition of “Anthropocene,” an age where our society shapes nature for our purposes, frequently at the risk of damaging ourselves."
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11069-021-05199-2Image: Sisyphus, Franz von Stuck, 1920
#roads #WaterFallWay #mountains #ecosystem #denudation #overloading #waterfalls #Bellingenshire #Dorrigo #landslides #landslips #infrastructure #cars #engineering #Sisyphus #mindsets #Anthropocene
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Beach walk boasts abandoned railway tunnel and ruins on spectacular seafront
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.mirror.co.uk/travel/beach-walk-boasts-abandoned-railway-36755207
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Seasons of a river
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Last album from the #Oregon trip: a drive up the #Columbia River Gorge and over to #volcanic Mt. Hood. #waterfalls #overlooks #naturephotography #photography https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCuDbb
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Give the Gift of Art this Christmas!
"𝐖𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑 𝐂𝐀𝐒𝐂𝐀𝐃𝐄” ❤️
Get it here https://shelia-hunt.pixels.com/featured/winter-cascade-shelia-hunt.html#Christmas #ChristmasGift #giftideas #BuyIntoArt #HolidayGift #Holiday #Gifts #cascades #waterfalls #Mastoart #art #fediart #nature #FediGiftShop #ArtforInteriorDesign #HospitalityInteriors #InteriorDesign #wallart #instahome #interiordecorating #interiordecor
