I would have loved to see the Chaudiere Falls in the days before all of the infrastructure was here. There's a painting by Krieghoff in the National Gallery that still shows it in that state.
One last shot. I'll have to come back here sometime over the summer to photograph from the main viewing platform. And I'll have to pay a visit to the third of the major waterfalls here, the Hogs Back, as it's been too long since I've been there.
...the river must be in a huge drainage basin.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see before and after photos, like your recent winter series. I forget the locale. sigh. My brain is fried.
ReplyDeleteI hope you are well. Take care.
Water water, everywhere! And all going tumbling and cascading down over rocks.
ReplyDeleteWhat a force. It has to be loud here...
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of standing at the top of Niagara Falls and watching the currents before the water goes over the edge!
ReplyDeleteWatching the water flowing must be nice.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting spot to photograph from!
ReplyDeletePowerful! Tweeted.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn’t want to fall in there.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like it could be dangerous....and loud!
ReplyDeleteOh, it's a bit intimidating.
ReplyDelete@Tom: it drains a big area.
ReplyDelete@Jennifer: a bit distracted.
@Barbara: it is quite a sight.
@Karl: it is.
@RedPat: I agree.
@Bill: it is, yes.
@Marleen: definitely.
@Mari: thanks.
@Marie: me neither.
@Michelle: yes to both.
@Linda: it is indeed.
Powerful water shots ^_^
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Thanks.
DeleteA super series of photographs.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Thank you.
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