Framed Photograph of a Waterfall (Long Exposure)

This item is a framed photographic print depicting a serene waterfall scene, captured with a long exposure to create a 'silky water' effect. The print itself exhibits a monochromatic or grayscale palette for the waterfall and surrounding rocks, while hints of natural color (blues and subtle greens) are visible in the reflections and distant elements of the sky and foliage, suggesting it might be a color photograph converted to partial monochrome or selectively colored. The resolution appears good, allowing for appreciation of the water's texture and the dark, cloudy sky above a mountainous or hilly landscape. The artwork is housed within a rectangular wooden frame, likely made of wood or a resin composite, finished with a classic gold-tone that shows some wear, particularly along the bottom edge where the finish appears chipped or rubbed off, revealing a lighter base material. The frame features a traditional, slightly ornate profile with subtle ridged detailing along the inner and outer edges, giving it a somewhat traditional or even classical aesthetic. The front of the print is protected by a sheet of glass, which reflects ambient light, making it difficult to discern all details without glare. The overall condition suggests it has been previously used or displayed, and is in fair to good condition, retaining its visual integrity despite the noted wear on the frame. The precise dimensions are not provided, but it appears to be a medium to large format print suitable for wall display. No artist's signature or specific manufacturing marks are visible in the provided image, making its exact age or provenance difficult to determine, though the framing style suggests a mid-20th century to contemporary period.