Russell Falls, a majestic waterfall in the Tasmanian rainforest, is one of the most impressive waterfalls in Australia - a place where nature can be experienced in all its tranquil splendour. At sunset, the scenery transforms into a warm, softly glowing paradise. The low sun bathes the forest in a golden light that is reflected on the fine threads of water, while the water flows down in several stages over moss-covered rocks. The falling veils of water look almost like soft, silvery curtains that are constantly renewing themselves.
The surrounding rainforest is characterised by ancient trees whose spreading crowns form a protective canopy. Their trunks are covered in moss, ferns and decades-old structures that make the place seem particularly alive. Lush tree ferns grow between them, their large, filigree fronds catching the light and shimmering in the warm glow of the evening. The scent of damp earth, ferns and fresh water fills the clear air.
The constant roar of the waterfall mingles with the soft sounds of the forest, creating an atmosphere that is both calming and powerful. Russell Falls is at its most beautiful and peaceful at this hour - a nature experience that lingers and honours Tasmania's unique wilderness.
Jiri Viehmann - photographer with a passion for nature, travelling and the beauty of the world.
Jiri Viehmann is a passionate nature and travel photographer who uses his camera to capture the diversity and beauty of our planet in impressive images. His works tell stories of quiet moments in the..
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