North Clear Creek Falls

Nothing particularly noteworthy about this shot, except that it's a 10-minute exposure, lit only by a waxing crescent moon. The hazy area to the left of the top of the falls is from the mist rising. For all I know, gremlins and unicorns could've been dancing around at the base of the falls during the exposure (they'd be totally blurred out by the long exposure), but I wouldn't know. During the 10 minutes of shutter time I was sitting in my truck, listening to Tool at a volume capable of stripping paint off walls.

Pretty cool result for a night shot.

Amazing for a night shot, good stuff Todd. Where's the bear?

This is a pretty cool shot..the blue of the water really makes the shot.

I would have asked whats the wierd blue light, then I saw, 10 minutes at night. Turned out ok.

The only question left is why Tool?

That is truly weird, Todd--and i like weird. I would love to see you produce a Tool music vid--now that would be interesting

Interesting, wouldn't have guessed it was a night shot at first glance. I stopped by there a few days ago too and was disappointed things weren't nearly green yet. Looks like you made the most of it though. It's a bit noisy in the shadow areas, esp around the misty parts, but for a 10 min exposure that's expected and easily fixed.

The problem with long exposures taken under full moonlight is that they look exactly like daytime exposures. The heavy blue cast in the water may be a slight giveaway that this was taken at night.
Aside from the novelty factor, I frankly don't think this is near the quality of the work you've been posting from your most recent trip.
Sorry...

Very interesting. I knew something was different because of the water color. The earth tones look like they were shot at sunset. Very cool.

Crazy Cool.

I like the comp and what the long exposure did to the water. Very cool.

Great capture, I really like the soft hues the moon gives the surrounding rocks.