Havasu Falls (+Extras)

[Kyle Jones]

This was my favorite shot from my photographic pilgrimage to Havasupai. When we arrived at the falls, the pool was filled with kids swimming and enjoying the scene. When I went back at sunset to photograph them, my friends and I just had to share with one other person. Plenty of room to walk around the terraces and look for compositions.

 

[Ben Egbert]

That is a place I wish I had visited in my younger years, its just amazing and you have presented a very colorful version of it.

 

[Douglas Sherman]

And you found a good one. Did you take this recently?

 

[Douglas Sherman]

That is a place I wish I had visited in my younger years, its just amazing and you have presented a very colorful version of it.

You can still go there, Ben. I t is a long eight mile hike in but a short helicopter ride. You do have to plan a long time ahead especially if you want to be there in the fall.

 

[Jim Dockery]

Perfect textbook illustration. The line of small falls leading into the larger works well.

 

[AlanLichty]

Nice scene Kyle - I have always loved the turquoise waters of the falls there.

I did go there on a high school trip in the mid 60's. We rode horseback into the village and camped out while we were there. My memories of that excursion are more than slightly faded at this point although I do have some images from my old twin lens reflex I had at the time.

 

[JimFox]

Very nice Kyle! A very nice pour off in foreground and of course the waterfall in the background.

 

[Guy Schmickle]

Sweet shot Kyle. I need to revisit that place...its been 12 years now.

 

[Panther]

Stunning Image Kyle, I really like the Color in the Water and how it goes so well with the Red Rocks
and the silky water of the Falls is very pleasing !!!

Take Care,

Craig

 

[Leslie Hunter]

I like this!

 

[Jameel Hyder]

A very nice color palette here adding to a very balanced composition. Its one place I have yet to visit.

 

[Zeph]

Just stunning Kyle... Love the FG splash.

 

[Bob Denton]

Very nice looking.

 

[MonikaC]

Very nice, Kyle! I do wish that you had rotated your camera just a bit more to the right to get a bit more of the water in the foreground, though.

 

[Kyle Jones]

Thanks everyone!

And you found a good one. Did you take this recently?

This was several years ago. I would like to see how the terraces are recovering from the floods a couple years before that.

Very nice, Kyle! I do wish that you had rotated your camera just a bit more to the right to get a bit more of the water in the foreground, though.

Thanks Monika. If I recall correctly there were some things just out of frame I was trying to avoid. Likely including the fallen tree you can see in the landscape shot below.

 

[MonikaC]

Thanks everyone!



This was several years ago. I would like to see how the terraces are recovering from the floods a couple years before that.



Thanks Monika. If I recall correctly there were some things just out of frame I was trying to avoid. Likely including the fallen tree you can see in the landscape shot below.

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Oh, those pesky trees!

 

[AlanLichty]

Thanks everyone!



This was several years ago. I would like to see how the terraces are recovering from the floods a couple years before that.



Thanks Monika. If I recall correctly there were some things just out of frame I was trying to avoid. Likely including the fallen tree you can see in the landscape shot below.

I don't mind fallen trees in my images - as long as they don't have a square end cut by a chain saw. Those I avoid like the plague or figure out ways to clone/mask the cut end.

 

[lionking]

Very nice, Kyle! I do wish that you had rotated your camera just a bit more to the right to get a bit more of the water in the foreground, though.

My thoughts exactly, beautiful work Kyle!
Love the second more.

 

[Kyle Jones]

My thoughts exactly, beautiful work Kyle!
Love the second more.

OK then - I guess I have some clone work to do tonight

 

[Dustin Gent]

Beautiful images!