Multnomah Falls

Columbia River Gorge, Oregon

This is the world’s largest, highest-resolution photo of Multnomah Falls.

Multnomah Falls and Benson Bridge surrounded by autumn foliage in the Columbia River Gorge, Oregon

( Click on image to access high resolution virtual tour. Not for mobile devices.)

Sept. 28, 2025 – Multnomah Falls had long been on my list of landscapes to photograph at gigapixel resolution for large-scale wall murals. Located in Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge, this iconic waterfall presented an ideal subject for extreme-resolution photography. The resulting 11.4-gigapixel panorama is my second-largest gigapixel photograph and preserves extraordinary detail throughout the falls, surrounding cliffs, vegetation, and historic Benson Bridge.

Creating the panorama required 630 individual 45-megapixel focus-stacked photographs, selected from 8,050 focus-bracketed exposures. I photographed the scene with a Canon EOS R5 and Canon 100–400mm lens mounted on a Nodal Ninja M2 panoramic head and sturdy tripod. The resulting image contains 11.4 gigapixels of genuine captured detail—not AI-generated enlargement.

The image as shown is:

  • 11.4 Gigapixels
  • 101,769 x 112,079 pixels
  • 329″ x 373″ (27 ft. 5 in. x 31 ft. 1 in.) 300 PPI original image size
  • Available in 1:1 ratio 12″ x 12″ up to 48″ x 48″ (Square Crop) on Standard Plaque
  • Bi-Panels up to 96″ x 96″ on Standard Plaque, AlumiPress or PlexiPlaq
  • Wall murals up to 27 ft. 5 in. x 31 ft. 1 in. 300 PPI

Architectural-Scale Applications

The extraordinary resolution and near-square format of Multnomah Falls make it especially well suited to large feature walls, multi-story spaces, lobbies, atriums, hospitality environments and other architectural installations. At its native resolution of 101,769 × 112,079 pixels, the 11.4-gigapixel photograph can reproduce at approximately 27 ft. 5 in. × 31 ft. 1 in. at 300 PPI, retaining exceptional photographic detail across an installation of architectural scale.

Frequently Asked Questions

How large can the Multnomah Falls photograph be printed?
The original 11.4-gigapixel image measures 101,769 × 112,079 pixels and can reproduce at approximately 27 ft. 5 in. × 31 ft. 1 in. at 300 PPI, or approximately 56 ft. 6 in. × 62 ft. 3 in. at 150 PPI.

How was the Multnomah Falls gigapixel photograph created?
The photograph was created from 8,050 focus-bracketed exposures. These were combined into 630 focus-stacked 45-megapixel images and assembled into the final 11.4-gigapixel photograph.

Is the Multnomah Falls image available as a wall mural?
Yes. The photograph is available for large-format wall murals and architectural-scale installations, with size and cropping tailored to the requirements of the space.

Can I explore the full-resolution Multnomah Falls photograph online?
Yes. The interactive gigapixel viewer allows you to pan and zoom through the photograph and examine details throughout the original image.



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Print Sizes and Mounting Options


Contact us for a quote on your specific size and mounting needs.

  • Standard Plaque prints are available in four Finish Choices. Finishes are acid-free and ultra violet (UV) light protected, shielding them against fading and deterioration, and can be wiped down with water or ammonia-free cleaners.
  • We highly recommend Metalized Paper for prints, plaques and PlexiPlaq products. This special paper does an excellent job of bringing out the detail in the photographs.
  • All of our plaques are produced by Duraplaq on photo-quality High Density boards. Numerous mounting styles and edge treatments are available.
  • Approximate lead time for shipping prints is two to three weeks. Plaque mounts and other options are approximately three to four weeks.

The above sizes and mounting options are a small subset of the overall mounting options we offer. Our photographs are available as traditional prints, framed prints, plaque mounts, aluminum prints and PlexiPlaq. We also offer Tri-Panel, Quad-Panel, Wall Clusters & Splits, and many of our gigapixel photographs are available as wall murals. Commercial licensing is also available for a variety of applications.