I like the scenes as you processed them and #2 in particular. Just the right light on the clouds and the distant peak with a good view of the stream as it winds its way down to the falls.
That's a scary looking drop-off with the view from the top and quite a serious flow coming over those cliffs. Impressive set of falls.
Sweet! I've been to Phantom Falls, but this one looks awesome. How recent was this?
Neat one Dan - I like how the falls fan out over the rocks as they cascade down to the bottom.
I never get tired of the clear aqua colored water from the melting glaciers. Great example of that.
Dan, Time flies, this was 5 years ago. Didn't think it was that long ago. The entrance is on the backside of Lake Oroville, it is a great Hike, about 9+ miles in and out. There is a campground near the entrance so if you are so inclined you can camp the night to do the hike early. Takes about 45 min to drive to the trailhead from the hotels by the Casino.
Roger, that seals it for me. Like I said, I did Phantom Falls last Spring. I'll cue up my BIL & plan for a trip. Hope the rainfall cooperates
let me know if you want to join up, I would love to do this hike again. but I am farther away than before but would still make the trip if it works out for me.
I'm in San Jose, BIL is in Livermore. We've both got some weddings queue up but can carve something out. When was your shots taken?
I think March is the best time of year. snow levels melting and waterfall is usually pretty impresive this time of year. A lot cooler for the longer hike, can get a little dicey when the temps are in the upper 90s. I want to say there is about 800' of elevation gain and most of it is on the way back. There is a couple of other flows on the hike and that time of year a fair amount of Flowers along the trail.
That opens up so nicely, Alan. Very nice image.
Thanks!