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Alluvial Fan Waterfall

Alluvial Fan Waterfall

A little side waterfall hike in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. This is the Alluvial Fan Waterfall.

A little side waterfall hike in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. This is the Alluvial Fan Waterfall.
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SONY ILCE-7M2

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Aperture f/16 ISO 100 Shutter 1/5 Focal Length 410/10

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Estes Park, Colorado, US

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May, 2019

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