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Rocks at Moulton Falls, Washington State

Rocks at Moulton Falls, Washington State

The Lewis River cascades through a series of rock outcroppings.

The Lewis River cascades through a series of rock outcroppings.
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Feb, 2013

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Flawlessly taken. Wonderful composition throughout overall image. Great saturation, contrast, and sharpness throughout exposure. Great job, and thank you for sharing.......

Dreamy! Great contrast with the super sharp rocks, the wispy/blurry water, then sharp trees!

absolutely great, beautiful photo!!!

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