Snow Melt Waterfall, a photo from Washington, West

Photographer's Note

This gigantic waterfall is formed by melting snow. It is a temporary waterfall and it flows only in early summer when there still a lot of snow in the mountains and it is a particularly hot day. Local people told me that they have not seen this fall so active in more than 30 years! Enjoy this seen, it is unique.

This shot is taken from HW 2 approximately 2 miles away at 3pm when outside temperature was 98F or 36C.

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sadeik (3282) 2007-01-21 11:55

I like it, maybe a little to much darkness and I would definately crop the trees out from the top.
It has very good composition and is a very nice photo

Simon

chicken (1557) 2007-01-21 11:56

Welcome to TE. I like how the waterfall stands out against the dark, shadowed rocks. The trees give an idea about its great size.

Nicou (193814) 2007-01-21 12:34

Hello,

Magnifique photo que cette cascade, le NB donne tout son charme à votre cliché.

Félicitations.

Nicou

vonp (2235) 2007-01-21 15:01

Ciao Serge and Welcome on TE!
I think you took a good B&W.
Good composition and great light and strong contrast.
Well done Serge!
See you soon in the gallery...
Paolo