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This was another of the cool waterfalls in the Mt Field National Park in Tasmania. We loved this walk ... so lush and full of interest.
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Lovely set !
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beautiful! The first is my favourite of the set- I really get the sense of the falls and the lushness of the surroundings (even in winter)
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Jungle-y goodness. Standouts all of them.
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Very nicely done... beautiful cascade.
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Shot one for sure. Beautiful lines and colours
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Thanks gang. Loved this walk ... beautiful and lush the whole way.
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Very nice. I like that silky look in waterfalls (water moving) with long exposures.
What length of exposure was needed to get this effect on waterfalls?
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It varies asnow. It depends on how much water is flowing and how fast but something around the 2 - 10 secs usually gets it. But there's no hard and fast rule.
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