Water
When rain falls upon Rocky Mountain landscapes it carves deep channels and valleys into the earth. As the winter's snow thaws, the streaming water attains a peak flow in spring, sometimes with the capacity to displace even the largest logs and boulders in its path. The rapid movement of water gives it a striking whiteness. Further enhancing this natural spectacle is the grand display created when water plummets from considerable heights.
Mill Creek, near Million Dollar Highway in western San Juan Mountains, Colorado, USA - September, 2025
Early. morning on Buck Lake, Minnesota, USA - August, 2025
Early. evening on Cass Lake, Minnesota, USA - August, 2025
Below Treasure Falls, San Juan Mountains, Colorado, USA - May, 2024
Clear Creek, San Isabel National Forest, Colorado, USA - October, 2023
Treasure Falls, San Juan National Forest, Colorado, USA - May, 2023
Calf Creek Falls, Escalante, Utah, USA - April, 2022
Vallecito Creek, San Juan National Forest, Colorado, USA - May, 2021
Vallecito Creek, San Juan National Forest, Colorado, USA - May, 2021
Vallecito Creek, San Juan National Forest, Colorado, USA - June, 2020
Vallecito Creek, San Juan National Forest, Colorado, USA - June, 2020
Small stream, Uncompahgre National Forest, Colorado, USA - September, 2019
Piedra River, San Juan National Forest, Colorado, USA - May, 2016