I spent my Sunday hiking Pickle Springs with some friends. While most of the group headed into town for drinks and to fix a flat tire, Jace, Mark and I stayed and hiked down to check out the water we could hear from the outlook.
Here, Mark is shooting a different vantage point than most people get to witness, offering a glimpse behind the short falls.
The area used to be named Cucumber Springs, but after the great Vinegar spill of 88', everything changed.
This image is a manual blend of three exposures. The wooded area was overexposed in the base image and required a photo with three less stops of light to balance out the detail. Also, another shot was used to pull out detail in the shadows at the back of the falls.
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If they/we survive long enough, lol.
Great shot. Curious tho - you mention the bluish area near the top is a frozen waterfall - but there's no ice in the foreground waterfall?