Let me tell you, the 2km hike to get to Wapta Falls is well worth it. This huge waterfall is very impressive to see, and my photo definitely does not do it justice. The sound is extraordinary and the sheer volume of water flowing over the falls every second is truly something to behold. Unfortunately, without some sort of small boat or the will to get wet and cold, there isn’t an easy way to get a shot of the falls from the bottom. So I had to make do with the few compositions I could find, and this is my favourite.
What a stunning sight. I like the little log in the foreground and that mountain off in the distance. What a marvelous scene. Don’t mind me while I sit here and listen to the raging water!
Dig the foreground interest, and the mountains & clouds are simply stunning as well.
I love that subtle mist coming up, what an amazing view man
Wow, so many different elements within one frame! Rock, wood, still water, green moss, the falls, mountains and an amazing sky ta boot! Nice work!
Great composition Heath! Love the foreground and that blue-green pool.
Love your vantage point here… Nothing like that in my neck of the woods… Wow!
Foreground interest is something I always admire in your images and this is no exception. Great work.
Those snow capped mountains in the background really polish off the shot. Nicely done.
Wonderful shot with the mist and the snow capped peaks!
Nice! I didn’t even think to walk down further to see this view. Really like all the layers here, and I love the mist! Nice eye, dude.
Wow works for me. What a beautiful spot.
Beauty man. This is great composition. Really like it.
So many interesting levels to this image… great stuff!
Looks very worth it to me! I like the variety of elements – sky, mountain, water, and wood at the bottom. Very balanced!
Wow! Well done, Heath.
That’s really cool. That water is really blue! Nice framing with the peaks in the back.
Gorgeous shot Heath. Love the mist rising from the waterfall’s splash at the bottom.
wow Heath that is stunning mate!!
Sick comp Heath! I think this vantage point works just fine! The mist and the mountains in the background are great touches to the image!