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Zion National Park, Utah. On a hike to the Lower Emerald Falls, the trail went behind a wispy waterfall — one of Zion's unexpected pleasures.
Zion is famous for its massive sandstone cliffs, but water is the force that shaped them. This waterfall creates a curtain that hikers can walk behind, an unusual perspective on falling water and the rock face it descends.
I photographed from behind, letting the water curtain frame the view of the canyon beyond. The perspective is unusual — most waterfall photos show the front, emphasizing power and flow. From behind, the water becomes a veil rather than a force.
The trail to the Emerald Pools is one of Zion's most accessible, drawing visitors who can't tackle more strenuous routes. This waterfall rewards everyone, regardless of hiking ability.
Limited edition Chromaluxe metal print. Matte finish preserves the quality of the water veil. Zion photography for those who appreciate hidden perspectives.
Zion National Park, Utah. On a hike to the Lower Emerald Falls, the trail went behind a wispy waterfall — one of Zion's unexpected pleasures.
Zion is famous for its massive sandstone cliffs, but water is the force that shaped them. This waterfall creates a curtain that hikers can walk behind, an unusual perspective on falling water and the rock face it descends.
I photographed from behind, letting the water curtain frame the view of the canyon beyond. The perspective is unusual — most waterfall photos show the front, emphasizing power and flow. From behind, the water becomes a veil rather than a force.
The trail to the Emerald Pools is one of Zion's most accessible, drawing visitors who can't tackle more strenuous routes. This waterfall rewards everyone, regardless of hiking ability.
Limited edition Chromaluxe metal print. Matte finish preserves the quality of the water veil. Zion photography for those who appreciate hidden perspectives.
