A Waterfall at the Ocean

Posted on August 22, 2016 by Stupidity Hole

On Saturday, Ewe and I walked through the Royal National Park from Otford to Bundeena via the coast.

It was a rather beautiful walk with many scenic views.

At one of the points we stopped, I took this photo.

The water around the base of the cliffs was green (this may have to do with lime from the cliffs getting into the water [assuming there is limestone in the cliffs, of course]), and the sky was wide and open.

The waterfall being where it was made for an amazing shot, I think.

It has a nice contrast with the ocean below, being rather small in comparison.

I don’t know if it’s the case, but I think it’s pretty “Rare” to see something like this.

If I remember correctly, this long exposure was for a length of one-minute.

This is my submission into The Daily Post‘s photo challenge for this week.

I hope you enjoy.

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