Wilderness Falls

So, the day after one of our early spring storms we got around 5 inches or so of rain apparently. Lots of rain, fortunately bad weather makes for good photography. This waterfall on the side of 441 headed towards Clingmans Dome benefits from the increased water. Cutting more through the forest, flowing through and around the rocks, roots. Of course spring brings new life to the scene as well. Lots of green, mood, but the canopy isn't cutting the sky out completely. Now this fall is only around 12 to 15 feet tall, and I did consider trying to use barrel distortion to stretch it, but decided in the end this is the better look. Give me your thoughts, and enjoy.

ISO: 160
Aperture: f10
SS: 1.5secs
Focal: 10mm

Haida M10 CPL