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Palouse Waterfall

Palouse Waterfall

Fish eye view of Palouse waterfall

Fish eye view of Palouse waterfall
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Canon EOS 5D Mark III

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Aperture f/18 ISO 100 Shutter 1/5 Focal Length 14/1

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Aug, 2015

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Contest Finalist in Celebrating Nature Photo Contest Vol 1

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Superb Composition

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Absolute Masterpiece

+25

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Outstanding Creativity

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Magnificent Capture

+2

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Magnificent shot !! Congrats !

Platinum

Just stunning!!

WOW!

Impresonante..¡¡¡¡ magnifica

It's nice to see a Palouse Falls picture that is different. And better! There seems to be a place that everybody stands where they take it. Great job!

You are truly gifted and brining the beauty of nature to all in elegance!

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