MOVING ON

This waterfalls site is actually at least 50 feet away from me, as the whole site is blockaded by metal (or was it, wooden?) fence. It's deceivingly sited that it's almost out of the usual pathway. Waterfalls, in a busy city like New York, easily provide a welcome relief, almost like a sacred site to some, from my usual daily concerns, even for a few minutes! I just noticed it becomes fiercer in appearance the more I get a closer shot at it. Compare it with the 1st photo in this series.

A very inviting site, though it actually doesn't look as pretty as this picture when I took a shot at it. Waterfalls are hidden gems in any park, particularly in parks that have enough space to accommodate freely moving bodies of water in enclosed & self contained, managed boundaries. Can you imagine seeing waterfalls way out there in the wilds?

These two shots were made over a year using my sony ericcson celfone. If I remember it correctly, these falls are located somewhere in the upper north-western side of Central Park, & which some notice posted in the park says it's not actually man-made, or something like it's "natural" [this could be the "natural" waterfalls, or the other photo....can't recall now! :D ]. I remembered one site had cute turtles lying, swimming in the small space. I would have wanted to take shots at them, but my celfone camera didn't have the capacity for close-up shots. I thought these falls look pretty and fanciful to merit some interest to anyone interested in waterfalls. Close your eyes, and imagine the best waterfalls experience you've had ever in your life!