Location Taken: Ithaca, New York
Time Taken: March 2010

One of the best things about waterfalls is how varied they are. You have to have water, and it has to fall, and after that, anything goes.

They can be big, they can be small. They can be short, they can be tall. They form in just about any area, even if only during a storm. Some are hidden in trees, others surrounded by nothing by rocks. They can even go underground and never be found again.

The one in the photo’s rather laid back. It’s got a lot of short falls, and a long gentle slope. There’s the sound of falling water, but it’s less of a pounding and more of a symphony. People go swimming and fishing in the area quite happily. It’s a peaceful falls, don’t you think?

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