Snoqualmie Falls by bmac62
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Description
Yesterday's objective for four of us photograpers was a visit to Snoqualmie Falls.
The falls are 268 feet high or ten stories taller than Niagara Falls. It is located 30 miles east of Seattle.
My objective here is to picture both the falls and the rock basin surrounding them:)
Visitors to Snoqualmie Falls Park may be surprised to find they are within an operating energy facility.
The hydroelectric project contains two power-generating plants. Both are a century or more old and both are still generating clean, renewable energy for Northwest homes and businesses. The plants are undergoing modernization and when finished in 2013, the project will have the capacity to generate 54 megawatts of electricity - enough to power 40,000 homes.
Bill:)
"Clash of Cultures ~ 1876"
Comments (45)
Fantastic capture!!
GORGEOUS we have a lots of this scene in my quebec (state) ;-)
What a beautiful, amazing capture!!!!
The most interesting thing to me about the power plant is that it's located 270 feet underground, tunneled out in solid rock in 1898! I'd love to go down in there and see what it's like. This is a gorgeous shot of the falls! That is a LOT of water. There's often half that amount, and late in the summer maybe a quarter the flow. It's hard to get a good shot of the falls and the surrounding rock without getting blown highlights or pitch black areas. VERY nicely done!
WOW, beautiful capture.
This is an excellent!
Fantastic image Bill.
An excellent view of a beautiful place, Bill! I think I can see where Tara took that photo I just looked at. This is a fascinating place, and I hope to visit it again someday! Interesting details about the power plant - you'd never know from the photos I've seen. Great pohotography, Bill!
Beautiful falls and a great capture of it!
Yes, it looks like the spring runoff is in full flow; the river level looks higher too. So very beautiful, and I can almost hear that powerful roar!
Keen. Note how the falling water breaks into festoons as it plunges.
Absolutely wonderful Bill.
Excllent image!!!
SUPERB! and not quite as scary as Tara's!
Fantastic shot, Bill! love the mist and the information
Bill this is such an awesome Falls, wow. Bet it sounded awesome as well!:-)
My goodness! This is a sensational scene and capture! A wonder that this is ten stories taller than the Niagara.... Breath-taking at the amazing power and beauty of this entity. How very beautiful and special this image is! Exquisite lighting and contrast, my friend! Sensationally composed!
superbe chutes!!!!!!!
wonderful image!
I can imagine a sound as a water falls bellow. Wonderful compo.
Your POV shows off the amount of energy and raw power in that torrential plunge! Thanks for the retro fit info.
Great shot Bill I would never believe that this is 10 stories higher than Niagara Falls just doesn't look it, guess one has to be there.. Thats some power in that water, excellent posting!!
GORGEOUS capture!!!!!!!
Nice to see this waterfall again, even if in a photograph. Very nice.
This is a wonderful photo of this very pretty waterfall and so natural looking for a manmade structure.
Wow--I can almost hear the falls--and I can see where Tara got her shot!! Beautiful place for sure.
A capture magnificent in its power, depth, lighting, ambiance, texture, contrast, and shutter speed, Bill.
Such power, such beauty. What a fabulous capture.
You are making me crazy Bill - another site that is on my must see list. Powerful capture and teaching narrative. Did not know about the hydroelectric aspect. Dana
Beautiful composition and great to hear about the renovation.