The water understands
Civilization well;
It wets my foot, but prettily,
It chills my life, but wittily,
It is not disconcerted,
It is not broken-hearted:
Well used, it decketh joy,
Adorneth, doubleth joy:
Ill used, it will destroy,
In perfect time and measure
With a face of golden pleasure
Elegantly destroy.
– Ralph Waldo Emerson
River Narmada, in spate
This pic was clicked in June, during the monsoons in India. This is a famous waterfall made by river Narmada, Bheraghat near Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. It is named Dhuandhar, meaning ‘smoky falls’, which is the mist produced by the falling water.
I have tried to capture the mist, but since it was monsoons, the river was in spate and the volume of water was too much. The redness of the flowing water is caused by the rich red and black soil region the river flows through.
Day 3 ssignment
acbistro 
Amazing!
thank you 🙂
The water looks very powerful!
My exact thought
Wow! I like, water everywhere!
thank you 🙂
It works now, Andy. What an amazing picture taken in monsoon.
Thank you. Though this pic is before I got a DSLR, a simple Kodak, point and shoot and poor zoom 😉