Vertical orientation. Canvas prints are available with optional barnwood or hardwood floating frames hand-crafted by the photographer, making a truly unique and one-of-a-kind piece of art. Please see images for details.
I have been fascinated with Cauldron Linn since I first explored it. The Snake River here is forced into a very narrow passage through the rock, forming waterfalls and unique shapes in the basalt. I enjoy scrambling down the cliff sides to get to the river edge, and following it as close as possible to the falls. One early September morning I was having trouble sleeping so I drove out to Cauldron Linn to do some night photography. I took several images before daylight, and when the sun rose, I hiked down below the falls to explore the river below. The water level was extremely low so many of the uniquely shaped rocks were visible able the surface of the river. These shapes, along with the golden sunlight along the top edge of the cliffs were the significant items that I wanted to include in this composition. The lighting cast a beautiful reflection on the water, and from where I sat it was calm and peaceful. I took several images as the sunlight descended further down the canyon walls, but the earlier images turned out nicer, before the sun got too bright on the rocks and water surface.
Vertical orientation. Canvas prints are available with optional barnwood or hardwood floating frames hand-crafted by the photographer, making a truly unique and one-of-a-kind piece of art. Please see images for details.
I have been fascinated with Cauldron Linn since I first explored it. The Snake River here is forced into a very narrow passage through the rock, forming waterfalls and unique shapes in the basalt. I enjoy scrambling down the cliff sides to get to the river edge, and following it as close as possible to the falls. One early September morning I was having trouble sleeping so I drove out to Cauldron Linn to do some night photography. I took several images before daylight, and when the sun rose, I hiked down below the falls to explore the river below. The water level was extremely low so many of the uniquely shaped rocks were visible able the surface of the river. These shapes, along with the golden sunlight along the top edge of the cliffs were the significant items that I wanted to include in this composition. The lighting cast a beautiful reflection on the water, and from where I sat it was calm and peaceful. I took several images as the sunlight descended further down the canyon walls, but the earlier images turned out nicer, before the sun got too bright on the rocks and water surface.
