The waterfall is nicely hidden in an "almost" cave, made my the waterfall itself over the decades. The spot is quite simple to reach but very touristic & "photographed to death". I'm asking myself who cleans up the basin from the logs, trees, branches & stuff which are normally brought by the water?
The locals here are suffering on the gridlock when all the tourists are on the road and their time is eaten up to get from a to b
This is a really cool and despite saying it's been photographed to death, I don't think I've seen it.
My only suggestion would be tightening up the crop. The foreground seems a little too prevalent and boring. Maybe this composition is what makes it a unique take on a popular spot though? Great work!
Thank you very much for your thoughts and idea! Making a crop to reduce foreground is an interesting idea. I played with it. It reduces the rock of the foreground to a kind of photo bombing element. Just annoying and distracting. I tend to go the opposite way and give a bit more brightness to it to make it (more) visible, becoming an interesting foreground element.