There is a lot of water considering it's August.

This isn't the easiest falls to get to and the light was failing, but
it is a nice set of falls.

Unlink the - the water here runs under the ice and is insulated from freezing further.
(Johnson Canyon, Banff National Partk)

These lesser ice walls were caused by seaps from above the cliffs.  I
think the slow flows of water are needed to form the sheets that are good
for climbing.
(Johnson Canyon, Banff National Partk)

These Ice falls would leak out of the ground around the Canyon.
(Johnson Canyon, Banff National Partk)

The lighting around this river was spotty and changing - fun
to take pictures of.

This is the largest falls on the river. There doesn't seem to be an unobstructed
view, but trees and rocks does make a nice scene. Here is version in July.

My geography prof said something about the rifle to pool ratio - how long the water will drop
before it needs a pool to collect in.

The time delay causing veiled water effect is nice - I think a freeze
frame of this would have been boring and harder to see.

This small meditating garden (next to an elementary school) was in the same
temple as these

I quite liked this waterfall because it's surrounded by lush jungle.  I shot
f18 (on a tripod) to try and get more of the water blur.  This is a short drive up
Highway 581, just before Kapaa.

Wailua falls is huge. Apparently people used to dive off rim into the pool below.
There is a turn off from Lihue to get there.