Here's some water we won't be stopping in a hurry!!

[Steves Shots]

Huka Falls NZ largest Falls draining from Lake Taupo. Up to 220,000 liters per second gush's through this 20 metre approx gap and fall ing approx 11 metres. This is one of the worlds natural wonders and is the largest tourist attraction in NZ, so I thought I would share my version of the falls.

The start of the falls



Some spectators viewing the falls



The power is uncontrolable



And a closer look



Thanks for viewing my version of the Huka Falls, cheers Steve.

[leonaashlee]

Man those look pretty powerful and impressive. Love the color of the water Steve. Nice set...thanks for sharing them with us.

[cprice72]

Wow amazing set Steve. Is that the natural color of the water? I guess only in America do we have green water.

[Steves Shots]

Originally Posted by cprice72

Wow amazing set Steve. Is that the natural color of the water? I guess only in America do we have green water.

Thanks Chad for your comments and yes the colour of the water is reflected from blue light and the air bubbles in the water intensify the colour, apparently making this a world wide natural wonder, cheers Steve.

[navsalkarmv]

Thanks steve for taking us to NZ. Awesome pics .. The first pic looks like HDR

[Steves Shots]

Originally Posted by navsalkarmv

Thanks steve for taking us to NZ. Awesome pics .. The first pic looks like HDR

Thanks Milind for your kind comments, cheers Steve.

[WildCat]

I love it! Water is so clear. You live in beautiful place. Keep capturing it.

[Preacherman]

Wonderful shots Steve. If harnessed this could create loads of electricity, but unfortunately ruin it's beauty I suppose. Thanks for these. PAUL

[vimalkv]

Great Shots Steve...Love them all...Where were you standing when shooting the first one?

[Steves Shots]

Originally Posted by vimalkv

Great Shots Steve...Love them all...Where were you standing when shooting the first one?

Hi Vimalk, I was standing on a bridge to take the first shot, the gorge has a bridge crossing to get to the other side viewing platform shown in the second shot, thanks for viewing, cheers Steve.