I've presented several photos from this river and waterfall over the course of the year but for whatever reason had not yet captured the gorge from this amazing vantage point.
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TWELVE SIGNIFICANT PHOTOGRAPHS IN ANY ONE YEAR IS A GOOD CROP.
-Ansel Adams
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Great composition
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