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| p.1 #1 · p.1 #1 · It take a flash flood: 600-ft Hell Hole waterfall | |
I've hoped to shoot this phenomenon for years. I went during a heavy stormy system and hiked up Hell Hole Canyon (even though there was no falling water from the cliffs) because more rain was predicted in the next few hours.
As I was deep in the canyon, focusing on small subjects and biding my time, I heard rushing water . . . like a shower. I stopped, looked around and then looked UP to see this waterfall beginning to drop. It grew heavier and heavier. I shot several photos, trying to somehow fit the whole height of the waterfall into one frame. The cliffs here are 600 feet high and I was just a few feet away. I climbed the opposite canyon scree and found a higher viewpoint where I successfully took this photograph.
The waterfall lasted about 10 minutes, maybe 15 at most. Then the show was over. Mother Nature put on the whole display just for me, all alone in the canyon. More info here at my blog
https://photos.smugmug.com/Landscapes/Photo-of-the-Month/Photo-of-the-Month-1/i-2535xsH/0/f1814fb3/X2/Hell%20Hole%20Waterfall-X2.jpg
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