Falls
Cascade on Thomas Creek, Ruby Mountains, Nevada (fast shutter) - 3 July 2024
Cascade on Thomas Creek, Ruby Mountains, Nevada (slow shutter) - 3 July 2024
Falls on Thomas Creek, Ruby Mountains, Nevada (slow shutter) - 3 July 2024
Thomas Creek, Ruby Mountains, Nevada - 3 July 2024
Dry Falls, Washington. At the end of the last glaciation, Dry Falls had periodic water flow over it that equalled more than the current flow of all the rivers of the world combined. It was the largest waterfall the world has ever seen, and it occurred approximately 40 times. Ice damed the Clark Fork of the Colombia River forming Glacial Lake Missoula - a lake that covered a large portion of northwestern Montana and contained as much water as Lake Ontario and Lake Erie combined (glaciallakemissoula.com) - 16 April 2024
The falls are about 3.5 miles wide and over 400 feet high. That is 5 times the width of Niagara Falls, and more than twice its height. Over the 40 or so floods, they eroded back 15 miles - 16 April 2024
Yosemite Falls - 22 June 2023
Upper and Lower Yosemite Falls - 22 June 2023
Upper and lower Yosemite Falls - 22 June 2023
Pitchfork Falls (slow shutter speed) taken from the Klondike Highway across the Skagway River Canyon - 5 September 2023
Pitchfork Falls (fast shutter speed) taken from the Klondike Highway across the Skagway River Canyon, Alaska - 5 September 2023