ENTRY DESCRIPTION
Bridalveil Fall in Yosemite National Park gives way to a series of streams through the rocks when water flow is at its lowest in the October. While the fall itself commands attention for its dramatic drop, the small tributaries of Bridalveil Creek below offer fascinating subject matter. I loved how the mist of the fall turned into a zigzagging stream and was able to find a viewpoint where these dancing cascades aligned by climbing a large boulder in the creek.

AUTHOR
Sam Folsom’s landscape and nature photography has been shaped by his living experiences around the U.S., including New England, in particular the coast of Maine, Montana, the Colorado Rocky Mountains, and the San Francisco Bay Area. For the past 35 years he has lived in or near San Francisco, and he can often be found exploring the California Coast or the Sierra Nevada mountains.

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