. It was built in 1896 by Catholina Lambert.
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. I would assume mother nature will be pushing the new ones out very shortly. This image was shot using the camera’s internal focus bracketing set up. 
. This is using the camera’s Dramatic Tone filter – SOOC. 
. I’m hoping this is some of the last remnants (snow) of winter.
. Normally you can park at the visitors center. But, the road is now closed. It adds an additional couple miles on to the hike. It is clearly worth it. This area is part of the National Park Service. Because the falls are in a valley, I had to do 3 bracketed shots to get the full dynamic range. They ranged from 3.2 to 50 seconds. A tripod was absolutely necessary. Stay tuned for the video.
. The name of it is Silver Thread Falls and I assume the name comes from how narrow it is. This area is part of the National Park Service.
. I thought, if it could talk, it would be saying “ready for spring”.
. The fog, rain, snow & mist helped to create the mood for this image.
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