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tesarver

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Hacker's Falls

24-04-2020, 18:37

Yesterday was a slightly dry and warmer day than the rest of the week has been. So the wife and I headed up to the Pocono Mountains and did a 4 mile hike as part of out daily exercise and maintaining social Distance During the hike we stopped to photograph 2 different waterfall. Shooting this falls I shot if from two locations. Both images I used a NISI polarizer and the NISI 6 stop ND Filter.

This image was taken from a ridge above the falls:

Canon EOS R

RF24-105mm F4 L IS USM

101.0 mm (98.8 mm in 35mm)

f/10

13s (13)

This second image was at the falls:

Canon EOS R

RF24-105mm F4 L IS USM

28.0 mm (27.4 mm in 35mm)

f/10

15s (15)

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Trev B

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#2

24-04-2020, 19:07

Two nice shots Tom, although its the first for me. Like these water shots with a slow shutter speed

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Bill53

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#3

24-04-2020, 19:44

Two great shots Tom you have captured the water movement well.

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Daisy M

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#4

24-04-2020, 21:18

Good to see your waterfall shots back again & up to your usual wonderful standard.
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#5

25-04-2020, 08:06

Nice work and walk Tom

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Colin W

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#6

25-04-2020, 15:12

Both are really nice photos, well done.

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