Between Lofoden and Moskoe, he says, the depth of the water is between thirty-six and forty fathoms ;  but on the other side, toward Ver (Vurrgh) this depth decreases so as not to afford a convenient passage for a vessel, without the risk of splitting on the rocks, which happens even in the calmest weather. When it is flood, the stream runs up the country between Lofoden and Moskoe with a boisterous rapidity ;  but the roar of its impetuous ebb to the sea is scarce equalled by the loudest and most dreadful cataracts ;  the noise being heard several leagues off, and the vortices or pits are of such an extent and depth, that if a ship comes within its attraction, it is inevitably absorbed and carried down to the bottom, and there beat to pieces against the rocks ;  and when the water relaxes, the fragments thereof are thrown up again. But these intervals of tranquility are only at the turn of the ebb and flood, and in calm weather, and last but a quarter of an hour, its violence gradually returning.  8k octane beautifully detailed render, full body shot, post-processing, extremely hyper-detailed, intricate, epic composition, highly detailed attributes, highly detailed atmosphere, cinematic lighting, masterpiece, trending on artstation