Gibbon Falls, Yellowstone National Park, WY
Yellowstone National Park is not just about geysers and hot springs, it is also about wildlife, waterfalls, and beautiful vast open spaces. Let me first share with you one of the waterfalls we experienced in Yellowstone that is easily accessed by the roadside. This is waterfall without the hike. Later, I will share some waterfalls with the hike.
Gibbon Falls
Before coming to Yellowstone, we did not know about this waterfall. However, on our way to The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, we spotted this place. We parked by the roadside pull out that is along the stretch of the Grand Loop road between Madison and Norris Junction, about 5 miles East of Madison. The parking lot is small, however, the cars come and go so it is not hard to park. I shoot these pictures without a tripod and a filter, however, I used the railings as support, otherwise, I do not think I can shoot in slow shutter speed without blurring because I always have a hard time steadying my hands. Because the flow of the waterfall here is not as powerful, I found it well suited for silken shot or slow shutter speed shots. Despite having no ND filter, I was able to shoot with slow shutter speed in mid-day because of the tall trees that give partial shade to the falls. The trees filtered out the harsh sunlight for me. :)
I just took a break from my geysers and hot springs post, but I still have several geyser basin and hot springs area to be shared. :) Meanwhile, you may want to check out my previous posts on Yellowstone:
Very beautiful waterfall
ReplyDeleteWhat a waterfall! So amazing! ♥
ReplyDeleteYou are indeed a magnificent photographer Betchai, you managed to keep your shots beautiful even if you're caught up in a very hard situation. You are one of those people whom I adore when it comes to Travel and Photography!
ReplyDeleteAll along akala ko Yellowstone is all about nga sa geysers. Yun pala marami ring amazing waterfalls dyan. Thanks again sa online tour. At least nakatipid na ako sa pamasahe.
ReplyDeleteThe flow of water is very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love it.
Wow! Great shots! Maybe you can venture into stock photography? I heard that you can actually earn from selling images like these. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's always a joy beyond words to see these lovely images. It's a clear proof of God's wonderful creations.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to be back here again, Betchai.
May you have a lovely week ahead of you!
What a fantastic photo of Gibbon Falls! I hope one day we will go to Yellowstone.
ReplyDeleteEversince the 2012 movie featured the yellowstone park, I got so intrigued and searched about that, I couldn't imagine a park in a volcano. As in wow totally amazed.
ReplyDeleteyour signature falls photos are always awe-inspiring, Beth. even without filter, you managed to take a great shot. bravo as always!
ReplyDeletehave a great week ahead! :)
catching my breath again...sigh....so beautiful Betchai...
ReplyDeletepicture perfect...what more to say
ReplyDeleteBeautiful waterfalls photos, Betchai! I think of your gorgeous pictures when I feel down..
ReplyDeleteHow absolutely beautiful! What a nice surprise discovery for you.
ReplyDeleteWow! Such a beautiful capture of the waterfalls. Wish I was there to feel its splendour.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot! Beautiful : )
ReplyDeleteWaterfalls are always my favorite. I always let out a breath whenever I see a picture of one. One day I'll get to see one for myself.
ReplyDeletenice effect. I don't know how to do it on my digital camera yet. I haven't tried very hard to learn the manual options.
ReplyDeleteit is gorgeous, no doubts.
ReplyDeleteAwesome that waterfall pic was...I love this capture....
ReplyDeleteoh my gracious :D i love the flow of the water. looks relaxing :) i can stand in front over there and just stare at it not even noticing the time hehehhe. thanks for sharing beth
ReplyDeleteOMG! The second photo looks spectacular!!! I love it!
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