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Upper View Trentham Falls

Upper View Trentham Falls

One way to look at a waterfall is to isolate out areas and leave the unseen elements to the viewers imagination. This is the upper third of Trentham Falls... ...
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One way to look at a waterfall is to isolate out areas and leave the unseen elements to the viewers imagination. This is the upper third of Trentham Falls... How long till that large log slips over???
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NIKON D800

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Aperture 11/1 ISO 50 Shutter 1/1 Focal Length 1500/10

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Nov, 2016

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Peer Award

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