I really like the perspective in this photo. I like the way the sun glimmers off the surface of the water in the background, and how the water seems to fall softly onto the river below. The vibrance of the background also looks very good against the rest of the image.

This photo, another one taken by BrooklynBoy1968 (Flickr), is another example of how long exposure can make the water look soft against a harsh backdrop. I really like the different levels of the water, and now they just flow together down the rock, as if it is all following a path. I think the the sharp looking rocks make it look as if the water is being forced to follow a single path, as if it is being controlled

This is one of my favourite waterfall pictures. I think that the composition of this photo is fantastic. The white waterfall behind the foreground rocks is very contrasting, and the waterfall itself looks very soft against the harsh looking rocks. I also like how the photo moves from being very bright at the top, to dark at the bottom.

I think that waterfalls can be a very beautiful subject in photography. When the running water is combined with a long exposure shot, the water leaves a very smooth and soft trail, giving the impression of elegance and beauty.

In this photo, taken by BrooklynBoy1968 (Flickr) i like how the density of the water varies across the waterfall. I think the combination of big falls and small ones makes for a very deep image. The contrasting rocks in the background makes the falls stand out very well, and the reflections in the surface of the water at the bottom are very impressive.