RE: This Is The Most Hardest Waterfall I Ever Visit
You reminded me Indiana Jones who was in jungle and trying to find hidden treasure and also solving some quests. I can imagine that you had your own certain impressions about what you expect to see, it is often like you say depends on the time when you arrive, but also on weather condition, how many clouds and if the sky is blue. The time of the day will make the shadows to be long and maybe water to reflect sun light on certain area and that also would make a contrast with greens, wet stones and everything around.
I can imagine that the other tourists also were overwhelmed, often the reality is much more beautiful than the photography, because it is everything together the real size of mountains, trees, waterfalls, maybe also sound of birds or animals.
It was a pity that you lost your water bottle, I can imagine that you were very thirsty but luckily you managed to get back to your motor bike.
The photography is really impressive and it was a great day to discover the beauty of the nature.
Thank you so much, wuddi! Haha I love the Indiana Jones comparison - that's exactly how it felt, trekking through the jungle with no clear path! You're absolutely right about the light, the shadows and reflections changed everything. And yes, reality was way more overwhelming than my photos - the sound of the water, birds, The Wind is really a Therapeutic to relieve the stress And that water bottle... lesson learned for next adventure! 😅.. Actually today I will also explore another Waterfall, can't wait to share with you all. And hopefully this time more easier than this..
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I can imagine that it is very exciting feeling being there and that it could be like something that catches you and you want to continue discover more and more, better and more beautiful. Nature is wonderful doctor for our soul, hope you will have even better images :)
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