Panther Creek Panorama- Washington Metal Print

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The watermark will NOT appear on your print. Panther Creek Panorama- Washington. North of Carson, Washington, near the Columbia River Gorge. This is a panoramic composite of six images of Panther Creek, photographed just at the top of the Panther Creek Falls. A long exposure draws out the motion of the water into a myriad of silky white streams cascading through the green of the moss and foliage on the rocks and the browns of the rocks and tree trunks. This shot was taken from the trail just above the viewing platform for Panther Creek Falls. The trail below the viewing platform is precipitous, wet, slippery, strewn with loose rock, and is dangerous. Panther Creek Falls is on Panther Creek, a few miles upstream from Panther Creek Campground, also on Panther Creek. Located near Big Lava Bed in Skamania County, the falls formed from a confluence of Panther Creek and a broad natural spring at the same location, the upper part plunging over 100 feet. See my other shots of Panther...

Long time resident of Oregon. Owner/Artist of the ScenicOregon.com stock photo site (http://scenicoregon.com/webpics2). To license the use of images for publication purposes, proceed to that site. To order fine art prints, posters, greeting cards, or other merchandise featuring my images, use this site (fineartamerica.com). I specialize in scenic images, especially of Oregon, but photograph many other subjects as well. Some of my favorite subjects are the waterfalls and coastlines or Oregon.