One of the greatest blessings of living where I do is being surrounded by ripe diversity of photographic opportunity. In British Columbia one of those opportunities is the cascading waterfalls and streams that flow through the mountains here.
When I first started my photographic journey I started with waterfalls. Its where I learnt to take photos, to compose, to edit, and how to use my camera. And because of that, waterfalls, streams, and the like will have an important place in my gallery always. Here are some of my favorite I've taken.
Please feel free to ask any questions about technique or locations in the comments.
Englishman River Falls, Vancouver Island
This one will always be a favorite, although I no longer include it in my gallery, its one of the first photographs of a waterfall that I've taken.
Goldie Creek Falls, North Vancouver
One of the more recent waterfalls I've explored and captured, with 
Sawblade Falls, Pinecone Burke
The most current photograph in my gallery. This was taken Nov. 2021 as the first snowfalls of the year occurred in the lower mainland
Crooked Falls, Squamish
I always love showing this one off. Its arguably the most technically challenging waterfall I've ever taken. A mix of insane dynamic range, slippery steep rocks, a unique v-shaped flow, and a waterfall with immense power
Brandywine Falls, Whistler
Although this isn't the frame, this is the spot that I took the first photo I was proud of as a photographer. But I'll share that story a different time...
Steelhead Falls, Maple Ridge
A shot of a favorite waterfall. I call these the falls that keep giving because it seems every time I've visited It's like seeing a new waterfall. The flow dictates so much about how this location presents itself.