Waterfalls & Rivers: Cascades & Rapids
Moving water takes many forms, from the concentrated force of a waterfall to a river spreading through rocks or a small stream winding beneath trees. Surrounding terrain, seasonal flow, vegetation and light give each watercourse a different character. Some photographs emphasize motion and scale, while others focus on the patterns created around stones, pools and banks. The gallery follows the variety of freshwater landscapes rather than a single type of waterfall or river scene. Moving water creates a remarkable range of forms. The gallery samples include high drops such as Takakkaw Falls, the broad curtain of Wapta Falls, narrow cascades in wooded gorges and churning rapids on the Spokane and Yellowstone Rivers. Tropical waterfalls in Hawaii and Tahiti bring different vegetation, rock and light to the scene.





































































