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Niagara of the West - Shoshone Falls, Idaho
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Niagara of the West - Shoshone Falls, Idaho

There are places where nature composes the frame for you — and all a photographer can do is be there, fully ready, at exactly the right moment. This is Shoshone Falls, the Niagara of the West, on a perfect spring afternoon in Southern Idaho. The observers on the right provide scale for this ginormous waterfall - taller than Niagara Falls in the east.

u/thingram — 3 days ago
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The Encounter — Manta Ray in Black and White

A quiet meeting beneath the surface.

I love how black and white strips this moment down to its essentials: scale, stillness, and the feeling of being in the presence of something ancient and enormous. The diver, the manta, the space between them — that’s where the story lives.

This is the kind of encounter that changes how you see the ocean. Have you ever had a moment with wildlife that stayed with you long after you came back up?

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u/thingram — 3 days ago