Detail of the granite wall and falling water from Yosemite Falls in May, 2006.
Waterfall
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Sep 10
Granite And Mist
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Sep 10
Bridal Veil Falls
Photograph of the mist that spreads out as Bridal Veil’s water crashes on the rocks below.
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Aug 10
Falling Water
The drama of water falling creates an additional energy. This photograph is a sepia treatment of McWay Falls south of Big Sur on the California Coast.
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Jun 10
Palouse Falls Horizontal View
A wider view of Palouse Falls showing the weathered basalt columns of the chasm.
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Jun 10
Palouse Falls
Palouse Falls drops nearly 200 feet into a large pool at the base of an amphitheater of eroded basalt. The falls were created by glacial floods during the Pleistocene epoch. The falls lie on the Palouse River about 4 miles from the Snake River in southeastern Washington. They seem all the more dramatic by being surrounded by flatlands that give no clue to their existence.