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This delicate 620 ft [190m] waterfall in Yosemite Valley
gets its name from the fact that its waters are blown into wispy
veils by the wind. You can often see the entire falls shift direction
on the rock face as the wind blows. At the base of the falls,
you can get pretty wet, just from the mist! Here, a shutter speed
of about 1/60 of a second is barely enough to stop the motion
of the water. Use of a polarizing filter controls the amount
of color saturation in the rocks and sky. |
Kodachrome
Professional film, natural light,
telephoto lens,
polarizing filter |
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