Above High Force by ejn
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Description
Above High Force.
This is the river Tee,s in the north of England at the top of a water fall called High Force as it prepares to thunder over the falls and continue its journey sedately thru the valley below.
Not the most exciting position I have stood in to take a shot as the drop to my left was considerable but worth the effort.
Eddie

Comments (12)
Looks really impressive and wonderful!!!Bravo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
Real great shot on this one!!
Beautiful capture. The slow shutter speed makes that water look painted in.
Wonderful shot, the tees between High Force and low force has some great rapids for those kayakers amongst us :) (paddled it a few times myself).
I can alomst hear the roar of the rushing water. Great shot!
Wow, I can see the amazing power, almost hear the low-frequency rumble. I know that the waterfall is at least three times the size it seems to be in the photo and can, to some extent, gage the height you were at. Be careful - it's easy to get carried away (literally!). Wonderful shot, tho, with perfect exposure. It looks like recent rains have tinged the water with silt. Gorgeous clouds too, a beautiful photograph!
Interesting how the water appears to shoot up over the rocks. Lot's of energy there. Bet it's loud too. Love it!
murky! must be a slow shutter to show so much blur. looks kind of foreboding with the clouds.
An astonishing capture! Bravo!!!
What an amazing capture.
Think this is the first image of yours I have viewed - and what a great way to start. Hugely dynamic if lacking a little in sharpness (viewed at full, rocks / background). Well worth the risk involved though & I would have been proud to take this myself. Congrats!
Great POV and capture. Please becareful! Thank you:)