Daily Life

One of the many stops on our trip to Glacier National Park was Sunrift Gorge, on the east side of the Going To The Sun Highway.  I realized I had never stopped here before, because there is limited parking.  The Gorge itself is a pleasant 100 yard walk up some stairs.  It is a good walk on a hot day because when the breeze comes up out of the Gorge it provided natural air conditioning to the overlook.

(1/90s f/16.0 ISO200 33mm)

The Sunrift Gorge itself is a bit of a surprise.  It is just a knife cut in the rocks!

(1/45s f/8.0 ISO200 17mm -1.5 stop)

Looking back down at the highway you can see people looking over the various small waterfalls that come from the Gorge.

(1/90s f/8.0 ISO200 17mm -1 stop)

I didn’t see any trolls under the bridge…or did I???

(A four photo panorama!)

You put photographers together and they never see the same thing.

(1/60s f/8.0 ISO200 17mm)

Various falls and pools along side and under the highway.

(1/180s f/8.0 ISO200 34mm -1/2 stop)

(1/250s f/8.0 ISO200 40mm)

(1/250s f/8.0 ISO200 40mm – on camera flash was used to help stop the water)

(1/180s f/8.0 ISO200 17mm)

The Dailylife Wife and Friend Robyn kibitzing while waiting for the “bus”.

(1/1000s f/8.0 ISO200 40mm +1 stop)

An alternate editing:

More kibitzing.

(1/180s f/8.0 ISO200 35mm)

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