I wandered and slogged up the Virgin River towards the narrows. Boots and jeans soaked, walking up the river like some amphibious creature, camera and tripod high on my back.
About a mile beyond the end of the trail, I came upon this waterfall tumbling down the slick rock into the Virgin.
I exposed for two seconds to soften the water, and used a polarizing filter to bring out the red colors in the rock.
[300mm in 35mm terms, circular polarizer, 2 seconds at f/25 and ISO 100, tripod mounted.]
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