Original Landscape Painting of Waterfall and Canyon

This is an original landscape painting, likely acrylic or oil on board or canvas, depicting a lush tropical or desert oasis scene featuring a twin waterfall cascading down burnt-orange rock faces into a dark pool. The composition is centered on the water’s reflection, with dense, dark green foliage and palm-like trees framing the lower left and right foreground. The artist uses a vibrant, high-contrast color palette, juxtaposing the warm ochre and sienna tones of the cliffs against the cool whites of the falling water and the deep shadows of the vegetation. The brushwork appears deliberate and somewhat stylized, with particular attention paid to the texture of the rock walls and the individual leaves of the framing plants. The piece is signed in the bottom right corner with what appears to be the name 'Kelly' in white script. The painting is housed in a simple, flat-profile wooden frame with a reddish-brown stain. The frame shows some minor signs of wear, including small scuffs and white marks along the left side and bottom edge, consistent with age and handling. The overall style suggests a late 20th-century contemporary folk or representational landscape, possibly of an Australian or American Southwestern location. The craftsmanship is that of a skilled amateur or local artist, demonstrating a strong grasp of perspective and light-water reflections.