Not sure what's going on, but this app has seemed dead lately. I can't believe I'm saying this because I have hated the Meta products for years, but recently I've been sharing more work on Facebook than here. Give me a follow at www.facebook.com/timothykeene... for some of my latest images.

Gates of Geirlandsá I love how the bend in the river and stone gate make such a perfect lead-in to Fagrifoss, one of my favorite waterfalls in Iceland. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall

Flashback to April and Vancouver Island’s beautiful Lower Myra Falls. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #vancouverisland

I’ve shared a couple non-traditional images from Kent Falls. Now here’s the classic view of the waterfall steps from the bottom of the gorge. It had been raining on and off and there was a slight fog at the top. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #connecticut

A couple weeks ago, I took a trip to Ohiopyle. Heavy rain overnight made the creeks run very full. The highlight definitely was having Cucumber Falls to myself for the hour I was there! #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #pennsylvania

Here’s a small waterfall for those of you who are staying in this Saturday like I am. I liked this section of the creek best because of the tree at the left and how the water navigated over the foreground rocks. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #connecticut

These newly grown ferns caught my attention during a recent hike at Kent Falls and served as a reminder that some of the most interesting parts of nature aren't always the biggest or most dramatic ones. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #connecticut

I've visited this location when there was much more water in the creek. While that can be impressive, the lighter flow on this day made it easier to appreciate the moss-covered rock and surrounding details. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #connecticut

You never know what you’ll find in the woods of Connecticut. I estimate the combined drop of these two waterfalls as only ~15 feet, but I think what they lack in height, they make up for in overall interest. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #connecticut

Part of what keeps me photographing waterfalls is that each one has its own personality. Even after visiting hundreds of them, I rarely come across two that feel the same. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall

Another Connecticut spring waterfall scene just downstream from the one I shared yesterday. While all of the trees had not yet leafed out, the moss, hemlocks, and mountain laurel lent green color to the scene. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #connecticut

One of the things I love most about waterfall hunting is that while you may suspect a waterfall will be there due to the topo map, you never know what it will look like until you arrive. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #connecticut

Two weeks ago, I shared a photo of this waterfall in the fog. Here is a slightly different composition from before the fog settled in. The main drop in the back is ~75 feet and is the uppermost of 5 large falls on this creek. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall

It’s a bit difficult to tell, but the upper ~1/4 of this Connecticut waterfall is spilling over a man-made stone wall. I assume this may date back to a time when the creek was used to provide power. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #connecticut

Less than a half mile from a highway, but feeling a world away, this waterfall tucked into a Vancouver Island forest drew me in with its steep gorge walls and emerald pool below. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #vancouverisland

Connecticut’s public lands are full of small waterfalls like this, which is part of what makes exploring them so rewarding. One of the things I enjoy most is bringing structure to scenes that initially feel chaotic. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #connecticut

A section of Connecticut’s Kent Falls after some rain. The dark, water-worn rock and spring greens really came alive in these conditions. I shared this photo yesterday during the outage; giving it another go now. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #connecticut

Fog makes everything better. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall

A waterfall photographer might be the only person crazy enough to start on a trail in a downpour. Last Saturday, I hiked in the rain to see some new-to-me falls. Here, lush green moss was complemented by deep red fallen leaves. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall

Conifers get all the attention in the PNW, but I was drawn to the red alders common along roadsides on Vancouver Island. Social media will hate these photos, but Friday is a dud anyway so it’s a perfect time to share them. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #vancouverisland

I had always avoided Kent Falls due to the crowds, but a rainy visit yesterday turned out to be pretty great. Here, the upper drop squeezes through a break in the rock before fanning out for a total of ~70ft height. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #connecticut

I’m basically out of Vancouver Island photos, so unless you want to see slightly different compositions of shots I’ve already shared, I’m going to need to find a way to get you jazzed about Connecticut waterfalls. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #connecticut

Downstream from Lower Myra Falls on Vancouver Island, water rushes through a narrow rock channel toward Buttle Lake beneath low clouds and light rain. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #vancouverisland

I don’t ever add anything to images that wasn't there in the scene. I do occasionally remove things, however. In this case, it was the initials that someone had carved into the tree trunk at the right. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #vancouverisland

In this Connecticut image, moss-covered cascades step down through a forest of new spring growth. After recent rain, the moss took on a saturated look that reminded me of the woodland scenes on Vancouver Island. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #connecticut

On Vancouver Island, a waterfall spills through a rock gap into a deep green pool before continuing downstream past moss-covered rocks. The steady current gives the scene a sense of motion from back to front. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #vancouverisland

Lower Myra Falls on Vancouver Island, where water descends a series of rock steps into the pool below. The sound of the falls filled the gorge and made it easy to forget about everything else. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #vancouverisland

Going into my trip, I expected to see some dramatic waterfalls. What I didn’t anticipate was how breathtaking the Campbell River canyon would be. Low clouds this day added a sense of mystery to an already spectacular view. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #vancouverisland

I appreciate all the support of my Vancouver Island work recently. Keeping with the theme, here’s another waterfall. A short hike and rope-assisted descent brought me face to face with this beauty. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #waterfall #vancouverisland

Of all the waterfalls I visited on Vancouver Island, I think this one had the most dramatic setting. I loved how the conifers towering over the canyon helped frame the scene. #timothykeeneyphotography #photography #landscapephotography #vancouverisland