Waterfall cascades into pool amidst rocky terrain and rippled water.
An overhead view of a small waterfall. Formations of rock are visible across the bottom of the view and the right side of the view. The rock formations have a tan, green, and a dark gray colored tone. Water falls downward into a partially visible body of water that extends from the top left of the view across toward the middle right of the view. The water that hits the lower body of water appears white due to non-selective scattering. The view is very visible during the day, with partial shadows cast slightly above and across the rock formations in the waterfall. On the upper right of the view is a large partially visible slab of rock that sits with a shadow cast underneath it. Ripples are visible across the body of water below the waterfall. On the bottom left, weathered roots are emerging through the rock formation.