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Falling Water

Falling Water

10 Stop ND filter and 30 second exposure while standing in ice cold glacier water to capture this shot on a cool fall afternoon in Alberta Canada...
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10 Stop ND filter and 30 second exposure while standing in ice cold glacier water to capture this shot on a cool fall afternoon in Alberta Canada
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Canon EOS REBEL T2i

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Aperture f/22 ISO 100 Shutter 30/1 Focal Length 20/1

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Oct, 2015

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