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Wide angle view of the Hydroelectric Plant in Niagara Falls, NY. I was going for an old school/postcard look here.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Plitvička Jezera National Park is undoubtedly one of the most stunning collection of lakes and waterfalls in the world. The waters flowing over the limestone and chalk have, over thousands of years, deposited travertine barriers, creating natural dams which in turn have created a series of beautiful lakes, caves and waterfalls. From a photographic standpoint, it is like being let loose in a candy store; more photo opportunities than you could handle in a week, let alone a day.

“An individual human existence should be like a river – small at first, narrowly contained within its banks, and rushing passionately past boulders and over waterfalls.”
―Bertrand Russell

"In the confrontation between the stream and the rock, the stream always wins, not through strength but by perseverance." Unknown

French Cabin Creek - Central Washington State.

Below Rolley Lake Falls~Mission, British Columbia

A fountain near home in a shopping area

Mission, British Columbia, Canada

Black and White conversion of an image of an abandoned hydroelectric plant in Niagara Falls, NY

Chuckanut Drive~Washington State

South Carolina

South Carolina

Marietta, South Carolina

Greenville, South Carolina

Nikon D7100, Nikkor 18-300mm lens, CPL, tripod
ISO 100, F/22, 1s

Monochrome waterfall taken at Faeries chapel waterfall in Healey Dell, Rochdale with Station Road Viaduct in the background.

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Outside of Brevard, North Carolina

Mount Pleasant, Tennessee

Pisgah National Forest~Brevard, North Carolina

A waterfall hidden away behind a pullout on the road to Mt Evans, the highest paved road in North America.

©Scott Smith Photography

We need this rain so badly right now and I think I have never been so happy to see it rain so hard. This is a photo of rain falling on concrete, if that gives scale to just how hard it was coming down.

DuPont State Forest~Western North Carolina

Triple Falls~DuPont State Forest~North Carolina
If you saw the first "Hunger Games" movie, this is the waterfall that Katniss ran across. The state of North Carolina enacted a ban climbing up to the falls because people were trying to recreate that same stunt. I guess people don't use common sense since she ran across a board with a harness on, anything else would just be blatantly stupid.

Pisgah National Forest~North Carolina

More images from this shoot and prints are available at the link below:

http://village.photos/members/Scott-Smith-Photography/Paradise-Cove

Sioux Falls~South Dakota

You have to earn this view - it's quite a hike to make your way to this feature, starting at around 9K elevation, and going up from there. Rocky Mountain National Park.

A little secret hideaway in the Herefordshire countryside

Mount Pleasant, Tennessee

DuPont National Forest~Brevard, North Carolina

above Falling Spring Falls~Covington, Virginia

Covington, Virginia

I found multiple small falls above Falling Springs Falls~Covington, Virginia

Baltimore

A gorgeous waterfall in the Tallulah Gorge, Georgia. It's a long set of steps to get down, and a nasty climb back up them.

Not my strongest shot - the highlights are blown out a bit, and the mix of shade and sun threw off the color balance.

A little waterfall near the base of Mount Evens, Colorado.

Toccoa Falls, Georgia.

Toccoa Falls, Georgia.