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Upper Cam or Lockwood Creek Falls

Upper Cam or Lockwood Creek Falls

This shot was taken about 200 metres below the falls. There are no set trails, you just make your way through the forest....
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This shot was taken about 200 metres below the falls. There are no set trails, you just make your way through the forest.
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NIKON D5100

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Aperture 220/10 ISO 125 Shutter 50/10 Focal Length 100/10

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Mar, 2017

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