A waterfall drops down a steep grey cliff into a boulder-strewn stream at Pyengana, Tasmania, sunlit tree ferns bright on the left bank. — Tasmania, Australia · April 2022

Falls Through the Gorge

The Pyengana falls send a curtain of white water down a steep grey cliff face into a boulder-filled stream. The left bank catches the midday sun, turning the tree ferns a clear, bright green against the shadowed rock.

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Nikon D85020mmf/81/100sISO 6413 April 2022

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