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texture for background or photo overlay: washed out sandstone in the verzasca valley, the stone structure is well visible because the water level is very low

Directly above looking down at rushing rapid river from snowmelt in the mountains. Photographed using slow shutter motion blur in New Zealand.

Flowing water around stones in Valle Verzasca

Clear view underwater in the mountain river

rocks in turquoise river in the verzasca valley in the swiss ticino canton

Pebbles and arranged stones in river water. Long exposure at daytime only possible with nd- and circular pol filters mounted.MORE RELATED IMAGES HERE:

Water polished the stones in the valley Valle Verzsasca in Ticino, Switzerland. Shot with an iPhone.

Water color in Verzasca river, Switzerland.

High-resolution close-up macro photograph depicting several aquatic snails nestled amongst smooth, water-worn rocks and pebbles within a shallow streambed. The image showcases a detailed texture contrast between the smooth, rounded river stones and the rougher surface of the snails' shells. The water is clear enough to allow visibility of the streambed and snails. The color palette is muted, predominantly consisting of browns, beiges, and greys. The image has a shallow depth of field, with the focus primarily on the snails and immediate surroundings.

Transulcent brilliant aqua water following over the colorful boulders and rocks at a wilderness park

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico: A blindfolded man diving off a cliff at Chico’s Paradise, 40 km south of Puerto Vallarta.

The Verzasca is a Swiss mountain river in the canton of Ticino. It is known for its emerald-colored water and washed-out streambed. In summer, the Verzasca invites you to swim.

Sky reflection in a glacier mill inthe Swiss alps

Thermal pool in archeological site of Hierapolis. Pamukkale landmark, Turkey

Verzasca river, High angle point of view

$Close-up shot of several rocks partially submerged in clear water. The image showcases the interplay of light and water, resulting in visible light refraction and ripple patterns across the surfaces of the rocks. The rocks exhibit variations in shape, size, and color, ranging from light to dark olive-green hues. The water's transparency allows for clear visibility of both the rock textures and the subtle undulations of the water itself. The overall color palette is muted, dominated by various shades of green and brown. The focus is sharp on the rocks closest to the viewer, with a gradual decrease in sharpness toward the background. The texture of the rocks appears smooth in certain areas and rougher in others.$

The Marble Castle, a river of ice water that flows from a glacier (Svartisen) in northern Norway.

The photo was taken with a very strong ND-Filter to make possible an exposure time from about 4 seconds at daytime. Flowing water in a riverbed in the Swiss Alps. Exactly it is river Maggie in the Valle Verzasca in Switzerland.

Perspective from the river overlooking the church

A photo of huge rocks of Tasyaran Valley, Usak, Turkey

Rocky beach at the coastline of Western Norway at Golten (or Golta) in Sund municipality (near the City of Bergen) in Vestland (previously Hordaland) county on a sunny midday in summer. The ground consists of foliated rock formation with cracks, slits, crevices and clefts, covered with lichen, kelp, seaweed and mussels. Gneis and granite are the most important (abundant) rocks in the area. Gneiss is a type of metamorphic rock, whereas granite is a type of igneous rock. The image was captured by a fast lens and a full frame mirror-less digital camera at low ISO providing a large clean image file. Shallow depth of field. Copy space. Part of a series of images of rocky beach in summer.

A scenic landscape of large rocks in the foreground, and a church in the mountains of Switzerland in the background

The verzasca valley is known for the river with the washed out rocks. many natural places invite you to bathe. The river with its crystal clear and emerald green water can also be dangerous.

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