I had some computer issues yesterday so I didn’t get a chance to make my post. I had intended to split these images up over a couple of days. The photographs are from three of the waterfalls that can be found in Starved Rock State Park here in Illinois.
I took a 6 mile hike and stopped at Wildcat, LaSalle, and French Canyons. The day I was there a couple of the trails were closed due to dangerous conditions. This winter has been pretty mild as far as precipitation goes. I was pleasantly surprised by the beauty of these ice formations. My only regret is that the sky was overcast limiting the light a bit.
James Keegan 
I could look at photos like this every day Jimmy, simply stunning. How do they freeze like that. Nothing like that happens in Australia.
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They are amazing Leanne. You can even hear the water still flowing underneath.
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They are amazing Leanne. The water still flows inside and around the falls slowly adding to the ice formation. You can even hear the water moving inside the ice.
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Really beautiful, James. That first one is a stunner. There are others in the mix that are extra special too. I love the one at the end where you can see the pile up of ice, like it froze in mid-flow. Ice is beautiful, especially like this. Thank you for sharing these!
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Thank you so much Carrie.
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You are welcome 🙂
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Wow! What a spectacular sight. Your photos of it are stunning.
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Thank you Laura
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I had pc issues too James!! My hard drive failed!! These are most excellent and wonderful my friend. Mother Nature is so incredible and your shots do her justice!
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wonderful shots, stunning
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Amazing photographs. We don’t see things like that here in Queensland, Australia.
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Great collection! The first is my favorite. I haven’t seen a waterfall completely frozen before.
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