A waterfall forms from three-layered rock, surrounded by lush vegetation.
A medium-close-up view of a small waterfall and river. The waterfall is made of three different layers. The first layer is made of a thin layer of rock, while the second layer is made of three thick rocks, and the last layer is on the floor and is made up of large and small rocks. On the first layer, a small river is running through, causing the waterfall to form. Once the water hits the last layer, the river begins to form and flow. Underneath the river, there are small rocks that make up the ground. Surrounding the small river and waterfall are giant rocks. The rocks are covered in plant life and dirt. The top portion of the waterfall has a small bush behind it. As it is daytime, the bush line is being lit up by the sun.