I found 'The Fall' just like the climax in Macbeth. The forest comes alive and changes the whole story to its sad end but to pave way for a new beginning. It lasts for fraction in the whole drama but it is most melodramatic.

Leaves are like moments in tree's life. Each one is of same shape but unique in character. Probably each leaf had its story in tree's life, but the tree has to let them go. In the end these moments are washed away in the numerous falls and streams woven around these tall soldiers. I went to find few moments of solitude with this speechless army. It taught me the inevitability of all our moments and lesson of letting go. In the end, I did completely strange which I had never done before, photographed myself with a waterfall. Why?