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The Yellowstone River flows north out of Yellowstone Lake, and eventually comes to this spectacular waterfall near Canyon Village in Yellowstone National Park.
This was shot with the Canon 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS that I rented from www.lensrentals.com.
Houston Street, New York City
LOWER MAINLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA, 01/Nov/2014 --- The 65 Roses Gala is a fundraising event dedicated to raising funds and awareness for cystic fibrosis. The 2014 Gala took place on November 1st at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Downtown Vancouver. Further information at www.cfvancouver.ca/home/ or www.65rosesgala.com/ . Photo by Matt Smart.
Lower Yosemite Fall is the final 320-foot drop of the 2,425-foot Yosemite Falls, one of the tallest waterfalls in North America. Easily accessible via a short, paved trail from Yosemite Valley, this fall is especially impressive in the spring and early summer when water flow is at its peak. The trail provides close-up views and photo opportunities, making it a popular destination for visitors.
Wadbury Valley, Frome, Somerset, UK.
Lower Ironworks.
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Looking down - you can see the stream cobbles in the dark background of the floor about three feet below the speleothem.
Just below Perfection Lake in the lower Enchantments, WA. The Larch trees were in full effect on this hike where a freind and I hiked across the Enchantments in a day then jumped on mountain bikes we chained to a tree at the Stewart Lake trail head and road back to the car at Snow lakes trail head, long day.
Multnomah falls, Oregon.
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Mark Behe of the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission explains the role WSSC played in the Lower Booze Creek Restoration.
My first usage of an ND filter.. I think I should have gone with a lower rated ND filter than 64x used here.. the water is a bit on the milkier side.. Not sure what can be added/removed from this picture. I just wish that the water was a little less milkier.
London's Tower Bridge, constructed from 1886 to 1894, looms large at dusk. Taken from the north bank of the River Thames, London, England on March 13, 2009.
The third grade at Ross School presented a wax museum on April 23 where they were the exhibits. As part of their studies on early humans, the students dressed up as hominids as well as influential archeologists and scientists. In elaborate settings, they stayed motionless until visitors pushed a “button,” which brought them to life to explain who they were and what they did.
A lot of canyoners who have descended Corbett Creek have commented on how reminiscent it is to the Colorado Plateau canyons, only more water and vegetation. The canyon also has some of the longest narrows in the Ouray area - all thanks to the Cutler sandstone layers, which provide a deep red "slickrock". You can hike up to this narrow stretch without any ropes or special gear, as long as the water levels are low enough, but your feet will get wet. Hike up the Corbett trail for a mile until you reach the signed junction with the Dallas loop trail. Just before the junction look south for an old overgrown trailbed leading down the hill. Follow this and make your way to the creek, then hike upstream, sometimes in the water. You may need to scramble a bit in a spot or two but it isn't exposed. You will pass this point and eventually be stopped by a 20 foot waterfall. It is a pretty hike and you will pass by another waterfall or two enroute. Return the way you came.