Falling Water Greg Lawson Aluminous™ Presentation Options:Glossy Image with Hanger Gippsland's gentle rolling green

Gippsland's gentle rolling green

A fast-moving avalanche crashes down the rocky face of an Antarctic land form while small icebergs sit idly by the shore

The bright blue-green eye ring of the male Anhinga is a sign of it being in breeding season

A curtain of fog opens to reveal Rocky Mountain gold in the White River National Forest

Land lines

Falling Water Greg Lawson Aluminous™ Presentation Options:Glossy Image with Hanger Gippsland's gentle rolling greenLooking Glass Falls in the Pisgah National Forest of North Carolina is a 60 foot (18 meter) drop for water of the Davidson River. Wintertime moisture on Looking Glass Rock is frozen as an ice sheet on the rock face and the resemblance to a mirror is how the water fall gets its name.