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Default High Force Waterfall
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Absolutely stunning! I love the sheen of the water on the rocks below. I applaud you for being able to get out of bed that early - let alone be able to shoot photos! Thank you for sharing.
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great shot in a beautiful area.....I am surprised that there was that much light that early.
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I actualyy had to get up at 3.30am to drive to the waterfall! Was worth it though. It was quite light for that time in the morning, sun rises about 4.30am.
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Absolutely gorgeous shot well worth the early start .. Welcome and look forward to more from you
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Fantastic shot. Send more!
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superb--where was it taken?
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Thanks for the comments guys. High Force is in County Durham. Think its one of the biggest waterfalls in England. I'll post some more shots once I process them if they're any good!
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What a quality picture, thats a extened exposure timed just about perfectly, and everything about it looks right, very well done hoppershaun

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Stunning capture of a gorgeous area, well done.
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