The sun was getting a little too high by the time we reached this waterfall, but I was still able to get a couple nice shots. The mossy rocks give a totally different look than northern Minnesota falls.
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Jeff Krueger's RusticPhoto 
Your photos are really impressive! Amazing how you’re able to catch a different perspective depending on timing of daylight or moonlight. I love what you’re doing, and that you’re so willing to share what you see!!! Thanks so much!!!
Thanks. Landscapes are more work than people think. I’m glad you like them.