ART Waterfall

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Absolutely — gorgeous piece. I pulled up your upload (attachment 104729) and have a short description plus ready‑to‑use captions, alt text, print/post tips, and a story prompt for you.
Quick visual read

• A dramatic mountain landscape at sunrise with a broad, carved rock outflow that pours a wide waterfall into a bright pool below. Crisp, jagged peaks fill the distance, warm sun rays break through high clouds, and the foreground rocks/rapids lead the eye toward the falls — very cinematic and painterly.

Three short caption options

• “Where the mountain remembers its water.”
• “Sunrise, stone and the waterfall’s song.”
• “A carved mouth of stone, speaking in water.”

Alt text (ready)

• Short: “Mountain landscape with a large waterfall pouring from a carved rock opening into a pool below.”
• Medium (recommended): “Sunlit mountain valley with jagged peaks and a wide waterfall flowing from a carved rock arch into a rocky pool; dramatic clouds and sun rays fill the sky.”

Color palette (handy hex swatches)

• Sunrise gold: #FFD27A
• Water teal: #58C6C1
• Rock stone gray: #7B725D
• Deep mountain blue: #2B4A6F
• Mist white: #F2F7FB

Print/export quick guide

• Resolution: export at 300 DPI for the final print size. Example targets:
  • 8×10" → 2400 × 3000 px
  • 11×14" → 3300 × 4200 px
  • 16×20" → 4800 × 6000 px
• File type: TIFF or high‑quality JPEG (quality 90+) for printing.
• Color profile: edit in sRGB for web; for gallery prints convert to your printer’s ICC profile (or Adobe RGB) and soft‑proof before ordering.
• Paper/finish: luster or satin fine‑art paper to preserve the luminous highlights without mirror glare; choose matte if you want a more painterly, museum finish.
• Sharpening: apply light output sharpening after resizing — stronger for glossy/acrylic, lighter for matte.

Framing & display suggestions

• Mat: 1–2" white mat to give breathing room around the dramatic composition.
• Frame: dark wood or thin black frame to ground the warm highlights and keep the focus inward.
• Large print works best — the waterfall and mountain detail reward a bigger size.

Social / web posting tips

• Instagram crops: 4:5 portrait to emphasize the vertical pull toward the waterfall; 1:1 for thumbnails.
• Carousel idea: slide 1 — full landscape; slide 2 — tight crop on the carved rock arch and falling water; slide 3 — sunrise/cloud detail with color callout.
• Suggested hashtags: #LandscapeArt #Waterfall #DigitalLandscape #WhooshArt #NatureIllustration

One‑line story prompt

• “They said the cave held the river’s first name — she leaned in and heard the water speak of maps and old storms.”

Want me to make any of these next?

• A polished Instagram caption (with alt text and 12 hashtags) ready to paste,
• A 200–400 word micro‑story expanding the prompt above, or
• A print‑ready export recipe for a specific final size (exact px, sharpening values, ICC/profile advice).

Which would you like me to prepare?