Scenic Waterfall at Mckinnon Pass, New Zealand, 1968

The initial frames feature a towering waterfall descending from the misty heights of the mountain. The environment is lush, with dense trees framing the scene. The waterfall is the central focal point, with mist creating a soft veil across the mountain. The subsequent frames provide a closer view of the waterfall, revealing more details of the surrounding forest and the cascading water displaying a segmented drop due to the rugged terrain. The waterfall's path down the mountain becomes more evident, with emphasis on the water flow creating a dynamic line guiding the viewer's eye downwards. A wider perspective highlights the surrounding mountain's elevation and depth, with fog and clouds enhancing the ethereal atmosphere. A darker tone takes over as the environment becomes dimmer, the waterfall less prominent due to the mist and shadow, and the forest canopy adding depth to the scene. The final frame plunges further into shadow, bringing a sense of tranquility and stillness, with the dense forest and the steep descent of the waterfall.