Iguazu Falls (Foz do Iguaçu) are, at border between Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, the place where the Iguaçu river, draining into Parana, rushes from the top of a volcanic plateau through more than 250 water falls spread over a circus of nearly three kilometers (Wikipedia information).
Two days of visit were welcome to get the following images (I have to admit that I shot much more than my normal habit for a single subject, I felt elated).
Note: Just click on the thumbnail images to reach the larger-size photos.
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Even more photos of Iguaçu hereafter.
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You easily understand why the falls where listed on the Natural World Heritage. This is just stunning. This is a water world where the power unleashed is immediately obvious and men drop down to their knees.
The photos I prefer are marked with ***