According to Jensen, "There is remarkable nobility in rocks, weather-beaten and worn by water of past ages. Rocks, like trees, have a character all their own, and this character is emphasized when the rock is rightly placed."* Compare Jensen's waterfall to the waterfall at Universal Studios.

Click the stones to discover how Jensen made them seem so natural.

* Siftings, page 67, 1990, The Johns Hopkins University Press. Originally published in 1939 by Ralph Fletcher Seymour, Publisher, Chicago, Illinois.