Waterfall magic at Ricketts Glen (Pennsylvania, Oct/30/19)

Stunning! Second and third photos from the last photo, and another farther up: The yellow streaks in the falls add an interesting touch to the falls. Is that from underlying shale? Skimming through all the photos creates a sense that I've never experienced before - not only as if I'm actually there, but the rush of water is so powerful, as if time is accelerating while I'm sitting at my computer. Usually I meander through photos, but these made me feel as if I was standing right there, experiencing the power of the rushing water.   I could even sense droplets of water splashing on me. 

The variation and "staging" of the rock formations are stunning...so much diversity in those formations, as well as hard, solid surfaces softened literally and figuratively by the static leaves and the pouring waters - beautiful, tantalizing contrasts, and so lovely and soothing.

Thanks, as always, for sharing your talents. 

I guess I should be thankful that I can perceive I'm in or close to the water, but avoid standing in it in cold weather! But I thank you for braving that challenge to capture the extraordinary photos you create. I hope you had some thermal blankets waiting back on shore??