Great Falls, VA

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jbtaylor
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Great Falls, VA

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Lived my whole life within an hour of this place and today was my first visit.
RX1 strikes again. Under the right circumstances, it's a great landscape camera.
BTW, get ready for 9 stop neutral density overload.

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Nothing like water-in-flow making the scene its own and 'over-riding' every other aspect of its surroundings. It's a natural feat, every time...resulting in 'flowful' yet flawless beauty.

Thanks for sharing, JBTaylor.

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Thank you Yildiz.
I keep trying.
More work to come.
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Excellent set of shots. I can always go for ND filter overload with moving water.
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Thanks.
Last one. Typically, people get blurry. Not so much here.

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