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Vernal Falls, Yosemite

Vernal Falls, Yosemite

The picture was taken late morning and so had a lot of strong light, so I decided to take it out into B&W. The water flow from the falls created so much spray ...
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The picture was taken late morning and so had a lot of strong light, so I decided to take it out into B&W. The water flow from the falls created so much spray the shot had to be taken from downstream using a 24-105 lens.
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