Silver Tongue Canvas Print

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#6 Top Finish in the contest… WATERFALLS, 04/07/2023, Members Participating: 265, Images Submitted: 675

Like a silver tongue of a large dragon the beautiful silver waterfall brilliantly shines against the backdrop of colorful moss and lichen growing on the dark glistening cavern rocks. Stitched together from multiple photographs, this is a rarely photographed unique close-up perspective of the South Falls at Silver Falls State Park, Oregon, taking in the entire 177 foot height. There are many beautiful pictures of these popular falls, but this close-up angle and perspective is rarely shot because it is hard to get the whole falls into the image without using a very wide angle lens.

Fortunately, K. Mouseau, a friend of mine who recently visited the falls shared several beautiful close-up pictures that I was able to digitally stitch together and enhance, resulting in this beautiful image. I added the rich blue sky peeking through the trees at the top to enhance the scene....

Gary is available for commission work. Contact him at RichardsGaryF@gmail.com. Gary was born in New Hampshire in 1949. His ability to draw things in detail since his childhood had teachers encouraging him to become an artist by trade, but the opportunity was not available in his current environment. Instead, he pursued computer science and programming career for 45 years. Once he retired, Gary pursued his passion of becoming an artist and was truly inspired by a passage in the Holy Bible that stated, *I have seen the God-given task with which the sons of man are to be occupied. He has made everything beautiful in its time.* Eccl. 3:10:-11. During his 20s he took The Famous Artists Course to enhance his natural talent. In the following...