Photographing Winifred Falls@RNP>Best time?
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Photographing Winifred Falls@RNP>Best time?
by L2obin » Sun 04 Nov, 2012 11:47 pm
I visited the Winifred Falls today and found them to be reduced to a small trickle on one side of the falls. I hope to photograph the falls in all their splendour. When are the falls in their peak, and has anyone got good advice on how best to photograph the falls (vantage point/time)? Perhaps you might even have a photo or two to share =)?
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Re: Photographing Winifred Falls@RNP>Best time?
by Mark F » Mon 05 Nov, 2012 8:03 am
Try after heavy rain
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Re: Photographing Winifred Falls@RNP>Best time?
by forest » Mon 05 Nov, 2012 11:17 am
Mark F wrote:Try after heavy rain
Lol great minds think alike.
It's been pretty dry lately. Not much chop for smaller fall photos.
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