Wow, beatiful scenery there. I saw a couple of frozen waterfalls on a recent trip to some mountains, but none as impressive as this. Where was this taken?

It was taken in Ten Sleep Canyon, in the Big Horn Mountains, Wyoming. The waterfall is actually fairly small (in terms of volume of water). I think the fact that it was located on the southern wall of the canyon (hence protected from direct sunlight much of the time) combined with the low flow rate allowed it to build up over the winter into the beautiful feature that it is here. Too bad I couldn't have gotten a shot earlier in the winter. I think it would have been even more striking.

Ooh yes, that would be interesting to see.
I guess the waterfall looked pretty big to me, judging from the size of the trees in comparison. It's certainly bigger than anything similar that I've seen. Mind you, all the the frozen waterfalls I saw were also exposed to sunlight. I'm now wishing I got some photos.

It's got a respectable height to it, especially if you consider the entire cascade of it. It's just that there isn't much water going over it most of the time.