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A view from Artist Point of the Lower Yellowstone Falls in Yellowstone Natl. Park. At 308 feet high, these falls are almost twice as high as Niagara and have the largest volume of water in the Rocky Mountains. Within Yellowstone National Park, a one-way loop drive takes you to the brink of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, offering four different views of the Lower Falls and access to a trail that leads to the top.
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Charlotte Ottilo 14 May 2007
I have to agree w/Bianca..I have enjoyed spending time in your portfolio this morning..thank you. Did you use your 70-200mm on this one?bianca thomas 19 Jan 2006
great shot Gary...i roam that country every year.....and love every second of it...I enjoy looking through your album...u have some outstanding work...:)Andree Lerat 15 Oct 2004
Perfect shot. Hard to tell the scale proportion, except for the trees that look so small compared to the fall.Rita Hoffer 14 Oct 2004
What a powerful image......incredible!craig moline 14 Oct 2004
Great capture Gary. So powerful looking!