Waterfall Landscape Portrait Composition with Rocks

Wide waterfall seen in a vertical 2:3 portrait crop, the falls occupying the central third vertically and filling roughly half the frame height with cascading tiers visible from top to bottom. One broad rocky ledge sits in the lower third, slightly left of center, with two boulders at left-third and a smaller rock at bottom-right to anchor the foreground. Verdant moss and mixed shrubs frame the midground on both sides, leaving a narrow band of sky in the upper fifth of the image. Compose from a low-angle viewpoint that emphasizes the downward sweep of water and the height within the 2:3 ratio. Use long-exposure treatment so the water reads as smooth silk against textured rock faces, preserving fine spray catchlights on the upper lip. Light is warm late-day golden-hour with soft side illumination that sculpts crevices and leaves, producing gentle rim highlights on wet stone. Render as landscape-photography with moderate depth: foreground rocks in sharp focus, midground vegetation detailed, and the far bank slightly softer to imply distance.