Sunset Rainbow Behind Palouse Falls in Washington Metal Print

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Located in eastern Washington State, Palouse Falls was designated as the official state waterfall of Washington in 2014. The falls itself is nearly 200 feet tall, dropping into a 377 foot deep canyon that eventually feeds the Snake River. On April 21, 2009, Tyler Bradt ran the falls in a kayak, setting an unofficial world record for the highest waterfall run.

I was quite fortunate to be photographing here at sunset when a passing rain shower created a rainbow in the distance behind the waterfall.

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