Description

East Fork Lewis River took some psychedelics and went to town on it’s shallow canyon below Naked Falls, sculpting the rocks into some of the coolest, most wicked-looking formations I’ve ever seen. The many pockets, fins, and protrusions, worn smooth by time, have a ghoulish, grotesque air about them. The long exposure illustrates the swiftness of the current as it flows through, never finished with this intricate natural artwork. Smaller stones, like those at the bottom of the photo, get swirled around in the pockets during periods of high flow, chipping away at the rock slowly over many centuries.

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Moulton Falls Regional Park