McDonald Falls

This is the second waterfall I shot this past weekend. It was raining during all of these as well. C&C welcome on all of these.

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Thanks for looking.

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sparker1 wrote in post #8619295
Nice series, Mr G. Rainy weather is a good time to shoot waterfalls.

It sure it, except for the getting soaked and keeping the rain off the lens filter part! :P I'd been waiting for a rainy/over cast day specifically to go and shoot these locations

goldboughtrue wrote in post #8619335
5 and 7 are my favorites, followed by 3 and 4. On #6, too bad that branch was sticking up right in the middle at the bottom.

Yeah, I never noticed that in #6 until I got home and started editing. The rain had be distracted since I was trying not to slip and hurt my leg any more than I already did going down the cliff to the bottom!

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