Of the two falls, we were more impressed with Bishop Falls since it seemed to have a more continuous drop. We were only able to see parts of the Beadon Falls coming down in disjoint cascades, but we did see a steep walking path alongside parts of this waterfall. I think the overgrowth of the vegetation in front of us and closer to the falls itself also made this waterfall hard to see.

As you can see from the last photograph below, morning is not a good time to see the falls as the hazy environment combined with the harsh front lit conditions from looking against the sun made photographing (let alone seeing) the falls pretty suboptimal. By the same token, the other photos down below were taken in the late afternoon right around sunset whe neverything was in shadow. Although this time of day was a little better than morning, I'm guessing that optimal lighting occurs some time during midday or early afternoon.