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Killicrankie salmon leap

Killicrankie salmon leap

Every Autumn the salmon swim back up the rivers from the sea to their spawning grounds leaping up waterfalls on the way, I was lucky enough to catch a shot of o...
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Every Autumn the salmon swim back up the rivers from the sea to their spawning grounds leaping up waterfalls on the way, I was lucky enough to catch a shot of one leaping out of a frothing cauldron of water in an attempt to traverse a waterfall
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Canon EOS 1200D

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Aperture 9/2 ISO 3200 Shutter 1/1000 Focal Length 105/1

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Sep, 2016

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