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    Frozen

    Thursday, January 22nd, 2009

    Frozen

    A stream that feeds into Stebbins Gulch is frozen for the winter.

    Below you can a see a fellow photographer shooting back up the main waterfall.  The shot gives you an idea of just how massive the ice formations in the gulch can become if the conditions are right.

    Perspective

    Below the falls

    Wednesday, January 21st, 2009

    Below the falls

    A sliver of black in the snow cover is the only indication that water runs here in warming times. This is below the falls in Stebbins Gulch. A unique geological area located on property owned by the Holden Arboretum.

    More of this series can be seen in the Fine Art section of the main site or by clicking HERE

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    Stebbin's Gulch

    Sunday, January 20th, 2008

    This weekend I had the privilege to hike into a somewhat remote area of the Holden Arboretrum with professional photographer, Ian Adams (who just happened to have photographed a book for the place).

    There is no trail at the bottom of the gulch so we walked through ankle deep, and in places deeper freezing water carrying all our gear. The steep walls of the gulch don’t allow for anyplace but the creek bed to walk in.

    First Glimpse of Stebbin's Gulch

    Snow on hemlock

    Hanging on

    The Beginning

    Behind bars

    Out of the Gulch