Some quick facts about Snoqualmie Falls:
Height of falls: 268 ft (82 m)
River: Snoqualmie River
Type: Curtain
Average Width: 100 ft (30 m)
Number of Drops: 1
* Courtesy of Wikipedia
The falls were showing the effects of the below-freezing temperatures we've had for the past couple of weeks. It was impressive seeing the icicles and layers of heavy frost and ice on the nearby walls.
You might think these pictures are in black and white, but they are not. It was just the color of the gray rocks and white ice and water.
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13 comments:
OMG Sally! The falls look so different in winter!!! So different from my shots last summer! I can't believe it!! And these are fantastic captures! Now I want to go again!
Have a great week!
Sylvia
OH! Look at all those icicles. This is amazing. No wonder the parking lot was crowded!
Whoa! Now that's a good visit. I love the icicles. It must be really cold.
Sally, These photos of Snoqualmie Falls are just incredible. Brrrr - the photos make me shiver - it looks mighty cold there. I DID think you took in B & W! The shots are great! Very dramatic.
fantastic photos! that's some serious ice!
wow! amazing scenery! its difficult to get good shots in a weather like that
WOW! Stunning... 1st shot is superb
I love the icicles! I'm sure the falls are lovely in the summer, but they are spectacular in the winter for sure. I invite you to come see my snowy airport. - Margy
Oh my gosh! Those are fabulous shots of the falls. I have been there, but in September...nothing like this! These are fabulous shots!
After looking at your photos I have to go put my coat on LOL. Very nicely done.
Wow ... I've only been to see the Falls in Summer ...
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Wow! Great fall, and very nice pictures. You could have fooled me, I thought they were in B&W.
Spectacular, stupendous, how absolutely wonderful is that? Your waterfall is so well captured in its headlong frozen flight.
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