This image depicts a natural waterfall located in Kariara ward, Kenya

This image depicts a natural waterfall located in Kariara ward, Kenya. A multi-tiered waterfall cascades over a dark, rocky cliff face, discharging into a clear blue-green pool below. The rock face exhibits vertical jointing, particularly visible at the upper sections. Dense tropical vegetation, including large trees and ferns, frames the waterfall on both sides and extends upwards, obscuring the horizon. Patches of blue sky with white clouds are visible through gaps in the tree canopy. In the foreground, a shallow, clear body of water reveals a bed of reddish-brown rocks. On the left bank of the pool, approximately five individuals are present. Four are situated on the rocky bank under the trees, dressed in casual attire or swimwear. One individual, wearing light green shorts, is actively descending towards the water using a rope or vine. A white and red striped barrier or tape is horizontally positioned near this individual. Within the deeper pool at the base of the waterfall, at least two individuals are partially submerged, engaged in swimming or wading. Water spray and foam are visible at the base of the waterfall, and ripples are present across the water's surface.