torrent

[Jeremy Roussak]

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Jeremy

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Ferocious!
Better call the plumber and get that leak fixed.   

[francois]

Powerful and scary… Hard to tell the real scale but it looks very large.
Well done!

[degrub]

maybe add a model train for scale ? 

[francois]

maybe add a model train for scale ? 

Or a bridge or a swan :-)

[degrub]

  a kayaker running the class 6+ rapids 

[Jeremy Roussak]

I don't really remember how large it was; I'd guess the scene in the photo is about 40–50 feet from side to side. Rajan might be able to help; it's part of the Gullfoss complex.

Jeremy

[RSL]

Run for it!!!

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I don't really remember how large it was; I'd guess the scene in the photo is about 40–50 feet from side to side. Rajan might be able to help; it's part of the Gullfoss complex.

Jeremy

That fits my recollection of Gullfoss from the 1970s.

[francois]

I don't really remember how large it was; I'd guess the scene in the photo is about 40–50 feet from side to side. Rajan might be able to help; it's part of the Gullfoss complex.

Jeremy

Thanks for the info. I was not saying that a lack of scale was a problem or a negative point…

I've been in Gullfoss, a long time ago, I can figure out the scale now (and can also sleep peacefully ;-) )!

[Jeremy Roussak]

This is a snapshot of the area. The original photo is of the sub-falls in the lower left.

Jeremy

[francois]

That's how I remember the falls!

[Jeremy Roussak]

That's how I remember the falls!

I did a cliché shot as well.

Jeremy

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

The Torrent shot best expresses the feeling of being there.
The "cliché shot" feels much too tame.
When I was there I never did figure out how to capture the sheer power of those falls. You succeeded.