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The Rhine Falls (German: Rheinfall) are the largest waterfalls in Europe. At 150 m wide and 23m tall, though huge up close, they are possibly most impressive from the train station on approach. Unfortunately, I wasn’t quick enough with my camera, but I am sure I will visit again… perhaps when it’s warmer!

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I was in a very monochrome mood, and I felt the light of the day suited black and white very well, though there was some lovely greens and blues in certain parts of the deep, cold, water.

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