Berlyn Falls, Mpumalanga, South Africa

At least I think this is Berlyn Falls. As we left Kruger NP we again encountered rainfall and this limited our enthusiasm for getting out of the car and getting the cameras wet. The falls can only be reached from the top so angles are limited and we were rushing to get to Pretoria before nightfall. There are many falls in Sabie area, sadly we did not have time to visit them all (excuse to go back?)

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Cracking shots again Neil, and having the link to the large photo certainly helps to appreciate them in all their glory.

Cheers John, I didn't include a link to the first one as a large version as it is slightly softer than I would like, was windy as well as rainy, don't mind admitting I was rushing between shots to keep the kit dry.

Neil, you sure do get to photograph some spectacular waterfalls. Thanks for including a larger image. The textures and colors in the rock wall are really interesting. Is the color of that river typically brown and muddy looking?

I don`y know why you complain about the angle Neil,it looks fab to me.
Also that red colour,holy mama,looks stunning.

Absolutley beautiful Neil, both shots are just fantastic

These are fantastic Neil, I really like both compositions, the motion was captured just right with the whites being white, and the rest of the colors are nice and rich. Well done, you are the waterfall king.

J T wrote in post #2348351
Neil, you sure do get to photograph some spectacular waterfalls. Thanks for including a larger image. The textures and colors in the rock wall are really interesting. Is the color of that river typically brown and muddy looking?

Since I don't live in the area I can't say, but there had been heavy rains in the few days previous so I am thinking the river is just a bit swollen. Cheers J.T.

dv2004 wrote in post #2348408
I don`y know why you complain about the angle Neil,it looks fab to me.
Also that red colour,holy mama,looks stunning.

I love to get down to the waters edge and find leading angles, but I am not a rock climber Cheers D.

Dorman wrote in post #2349586
These are fantastic Neil, I really like both compositions, the motion was captured just right with the whites being white, and the rest of the colors are nice and rich. Well done, you are the waterfall king.

Cheers, I'll be after a crown for Christmas then

Cheers everyone

1st one for me Neil, great angle...

Cheers dude

Love both of them! You are a master at waterfalls! The color in these is fantastic!

Cheers Carol, the rain soaked everything and the poloriser brings out the best colours ever in these conditions