Watson Falls, Oregon

Uploaded: May 03, 2010

Description

Watson Falls is located in a waterfall rich section of the Umpqua National Forest. Watson Creek plunges 272 feet into an amphitheatre carved out of columnar rock and then tumbles down a long noisy cascade a couple of hundred more feet.

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f16, 1/15sec, ISO 3200, 18mm (18-200mm lens)

Exif: F Number: 16, Exposure Bias Value: -0.67, ExposureTime: 1/15 seconds, Flash: did not fire., ISO: 3200, White balance: Manual white balance, FocalLength: 18.00 mm, Model: NIKON D300

Comments

Denny E. Barnes level-deluxe May 03, 2010

Watson Falls is located at milepost 60.5 on Hwy 138. Turn south on to Road 37. The parking lot is on the right. The top of the falls is visible from the parking lot. The trail to the falls crosses the road and then climbs up along the cascade. The trail is .4 miles long and ascends 200 feet or so. The trail crosses the creek near the top of the cascade, providing a nice view of the falls. The trail continues climbing and ends above the base of the falls.

This is a powerful waterfall and produces a lot of spray. You are likely going to get wet if you get close. #1264897

Ellen Hodges May 03, 2010

Such a beautiful and well done capture, Denny!! #8585712

Marty Straub May 03, 2010

Love your pov, Denny. You show us the high falls into the ampitheatre and include the bridge, all from the runoff foreground, presenting the perfect sense of place. #8586050

Ron McEwan May 03, 2010

This is going into my favs Denny, it is beautiful #8586451

Denny E. Barnes level-deluxe May 03, 2010

Thank you ever so much Ellen, Marty and Ron! That is a 200'+ old lava flow the falls is flowing over. It must have been really something when this area was active. #8586481

Robert R. Goodman May 03, 2010

Hi Denny,That is beautiful.Sure wish we had some waterfalls here.Stunning capture my friend.I'm going to slow down on my shooting.Really this time of year and not much to capture!!!! #8586638

Mike Clime May 03, 2010

Really beautiful capture and love the pov! #8586688

John Connolly May 03, 2010

What a beautiful set of falls, Denny! It was well worth the effort to get this fine capture! #8586749

Denny E. Barnes level-deluxe May 03, 2010

Thank you very much Bobby, Mike and John! #8586847

Kerry Hill May 03, 2010

Such a beautiful falls capture Denny, fantastic composition..great work! #8586848

Debra R. Harder May 03, 2010

WOW...Denny! This is truly magnificent!! Brilliant POV, lighting, details, DOF and color. Amazing image!! Deb...P.S. Thanks so much for your wonderful comment on my Bandon image. You're right...Bandon in summer is tough with the fog. Sometimes Jan can be good (but not this year...lol), May and October. It really is a fabulous beach! #8586924

Nancy L. Green level-classic May 03, 2010

ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS Denny, WTG!!! <>< #8586967

Rony Sagy May 03, 2010

Fantastic waterfalls scenery, Denny. #8587493

Barbara Waldoch May 04, 2010

What a beautiful place and capture, Denny! #8587618

Denny E. Barnes level-deluxe May 04, 2010

Thank you ever so much Kerry, Deb, Nancy, Rony, and Barbara! #8588648

Melissa Olsen May 05, 2010

Denny, this a beautiful capture...so calming for me. #8590896

Denny E. Barnes level-deluxe May 06, 2010

Thank you very much, Melissa! #8592095

Tiia Vissak May 06, 2010

a wonderful shot! #8593366

Denny E. Barnes level-deluxe May 10, 2010

Thank you, Tiia! #8601619

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