Picture this. You're standing at the foot of Aasleagh Falls in Ireland during a moody, overcast day. The wind is whipping through your hair, and the mist from the waterfall is continuously drenching your clothes. Nevertheless, you decide to brave the elements and pull out your camera to capture the waterfall in all its glory.

The resulting picture is stunning. The water seems to cascade down the rocks into a pool of darkness below. The mossy, wet rocks glisten with the constant splash of water.

The whole scene is moody, dramatic, and a bit foreboding. Either way, Aasleagh Falls looks nothing short of spectacular in this long-exposure photo. It's like the waterfall is showing off, deliberately making you stand there in the rain so that it can look more dramatic. But hey, if you've got it, flaunt it, right?

So if you're in Ireland and feeling moody, head to Aasleagh Falls for some great photo ops. Just don't forget to pack a raincoat and some extra memory cards. You never know when the waterfall might decide to put on a show.