Another angle of the same waterfall. The rock layers are clearly defined where they have been eroded by water and weather. Most horizontal surfaces are green with growth. The scree is grey but this too shows signs of mossy vegetation. The cascade is plunging from the top of the rock shelf in two steps to the ground. Where its base should be is obscured, but a small amount of flow is emerging from the scree. Many sheep can be seen grazing the lower slopes.

Two colour photos of the same waterfall. Between two mountain peaks is a rock shelf, eroded into steps. Parts of the mountain flanks are layered too, scree slopes are on either side down to ground level. The mountain tops are misty and the sky is grey. The foreground is yellowed grass and some greener pasture is visible, sheep are grazing. A horsetail waterfall is dropping between the peaks and from the shelf.