So Many Waterfalls! Northern California Landscape Photography
Small or huge, there are gorgeous waterfalls everywhere! Some may be a bit hidden or secluded requiring a hike in order to view them. But, each has its own personality and allure. There are so many waterfalls to explore and photograph.
When it comes to the wonders of nature, few things captivate our senses quite like the sight and sound of a majestic waterfall. The sheer power and beauty of cascading water is a sight to behold, drawing in visitors from around the world to witness its awe-inspiring presence.
The Allure of Waterfalls
There is something inherently captivating about waterfalls that transcends language and cultural barriers. The sight of water plunging over the edge of a cliff, the misty spray that surrounds it, and the thunderous roar as it crashes into the pool below all combine to create a sensory experience like no other.
Waterfalls come in all shapes and sizes, from towering giants like Angel Falls in Venezuela to hidden gems tucked away in tranquil forests. Each one has its own unique charm and beauty, making them a popular destination for nature lovers, photographers, and adventure seekers alike.
The Beauty of Waterfalls
From the lush greenery that often surrounds them to the rainbows that form in their mist, waterfalls are a feast for the eyes. The play of light and shadow, the dance of water droplets in the air, and the ever-changing patterns created by the flow of water all contribute to the mesmerizing beauty of these natural wonders.
But it's not just their visual appeal that makes waterfalls so enchanting. The sound of rushing water has a soothing effect on the mind, helping to wash away stress and bring a sense of calm and serenity. Many people find solace in sitting by a waterfall, listening to its symphony of sounds and feeling its cool mist on their skin.
During my Waterfalls & More Workshop Retreat in Northern California, you will learn how to photograph waterfalls in order to achieve the look you want. Smooth and blurry, or smooth with a bit of texture, or a whole lot of texture! We’ll also explore the area for other subjects and scenes to photograph. For more information, go to
Waterfalls & More
Registration opens June 1, 2024.
Here are some examples of waterfalls that we WON’T be photographing on the workshop. But, you will leave with all the tools you need in order to capture any sort of waterfall going forward.
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As a published, featured northern California fine art photographer living in the greater Sacramento area, I specialize in fine art landscape, nature, and still life photography. My style is authentic, fresh and personality-driven. I offer several educational opportunities including workshops and photography mentoring. You can learn about them by going to SERVICES and WORKSHOPS. While currently living in rural northern California with my husband and a couple thousand walnut trees, I post regularly to Instagram.
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A few years ago on a road trip north, I managed to stop to photograph the Milky Way and a few waterfalls. I was on my way to attend a workshop in the Mount Rainier National Park in Washington. Despite there being so little rain and snow in northern California the previous winter, the waterfalls did not disappoint. And, the Milky Way, well, it's always awesome!