I took this photo during the spring melt, when the Eagle River is roaring along, filled with melt water. Believe it or not, this spot -- Ten Foot Falls -- is exactly the same location as Fall Falls, taken at the other end of the year. Yes, things are that different during the melt!
2 comments:
Wow, I can't get over the difference between the water flow/volume in both shots. It's a vast difference...what's upstream of here?
I really like this shot. I love the silkiness of the water on the right as it contrasts against the turbulent waters on the left. Great composition.
@D. Travis North: Last winter, this part of Michigan got about 18 FEET of snow... the amount of melt water during the spring thaw is absolutely stupendous. Thanks! :)
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