Phantom Waterfalls of the Yanbaru

Phantom Waterfalls, are those that appear only at times of elevated rainfall throughout the jungles of the Yanbaru in northern Okinawa, Japan. While I've photographed many a waterfall in great weather this is the first time I've actually shot in torrential rains, putting a lot of faith in the environmental seals of the camera gear I use.
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[@jamesbryanrulida]

nice…

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Cheers mate.

[@stunick1573]

Photo's came out very reminiscent of the way Japanese artists paint moving water, cool very cool. Was also hoping you caught some images of the wild life during a rain fall.

[@seawildearth]

It was actually raining quite strong so there was no wildlife around. The second to last photograph was in a location where I sometimes see some pretty awesome frogs, but when I do it is a very small stream that hardly moves. When I photographed it for this project it was absolutely roaring. I think all wildlife is currently hiding in very well hidden places during these rains.