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Rocks, Trees, and Rushing Water from Bridalveil Falls - Yosemite National Park

Rocks, Trees, and Rushing Water from Bridalveil Falls - Yosemite National Park

This year's rains made for an exceptionally large runoff from the mountains, which made Bridalveil Falls much bigger than usual. The runoff continued down ...
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This year's rains made for an exceptionally large runoff from the mountains, which made Bridalveil Falls much bigger than usual. The runoff continued down the hill, where it feeds the Merced River.
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Aperture f/4 ISO 200 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 216/10

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Mar, 2017

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