Fast moving spring flood. Waterfall.
Chaos.
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Spring Run – Off
Duchesnay Creek runs high in the spring as the snow is melting upstream.
The Falls are powerful at this time of year.
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Waterfall
Another popular waterfall in the area is Duchesnay Falls, photographed probably at least a million times.
This seems to turning into Waterfall Week!
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Wasi Falls
The Wasi River drops over the rocks in its last half mile rush before it enters Lake Nipissing.
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Duchesnay Falls
The tap is open on Duschesnay Falls.
Spring run-off allows the falls to show its exciting side.
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Wasi Falls
Winter weather is supposed to begin moderating near the end of February and early March, but there is no sign that this is happening this year. Today’s high was -16C. Tonight’s low is forecast at -30C.
To keep hope alive, I’m publishing a photograph I made last summer just to help me stay warm.
I feel better already!
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Waterfall
This little waterfall was flowing last spring.
Delicate softness contrasted with the brittle sharp edges of the rock surfaces and edges.
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Mini Fall
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Duchesnay Creek
The early run-off was slowed a day ago by more “normal” temperatures for this time of year. The water flow is a bit less frantic.
Now it feels more like spring than the summer of last week.
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Spring Run-off
Duchesnay Falls near town is running fast.
Recent record temperatures have caused the snow to disappear in record time.
The “We’ve got drought!” headlines are about a month away.
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Rock Cut Waterfall
In spring the water runs.
This little waterfall won’t be running in about a month.
Enjoy it now!
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Duchesnay Falls
Duchesnay Falls is one of the most photographed places in my town. I have visited many times but have always found that I have difficulty photographing it. What I produce is usually disappointing to me in expressing the experience. (The fault is mine, not the Falls.)
This photograph comes closer to what I want to share.
A change in the processing in Photoshop has made the difference in how the photograph appears.
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