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15-Mar-13 McGarva

Skógafoss Rainbows

Skogar, Iceland

Arrived at Skogafoss Waterfall on a beautiful sunny winters day
The bright sunshine threw up rainbows through the waterfall spray to great effect
A bit of fortune with the lady in the red jacket giving the location a sense of scale
Skógafoss is one of the biggest waterfalls in Iceland with a width of 25 metres (82 feet) and a drop of 60 m (200 ft)





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Canon EOS 5D Mark II ,Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
1/2s f/14.0 at 52.0mm iso50 hide exif
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Date/Time15-Mar-2013 12:39:20
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Stephanie27-Mar-2013 10:26
A fabulous waterfall! The small person gives an excellent scale to the enormity of the waterfall! V
Range View 25-Mar-2013 20:26
A spectacular scene beautifully captured. V
Barbara
joseantonio23-Mar-2013 08:36
Gorgeous image.Love it.v.
Dek Grant22-Mar-2013 22:01
Magnificent.
peterjay4522-Mar-2013 03:50
Yes, the red jacket is very effective. A great image indeed.
Barbara Read and Fred Schaad19-Mar-2013 13:55
Beautiful shot! V
Bill Miller19-Mar-2013 09:58
Great picture and you are making me jealous to be there :)
Robert Strachan19-Mar-2013 06:43
Superb image, Tony.
tinkerb18-Mar-2013 23:03
Another cracker - and keep that person in there, to me it makes it. V
Stewart Mitchell18-Mar-2013 22:47
Awesome Tony! I hope you climbed up the steps to the top!,
Brian Samuel18-Mar-2013 21:23
You are right the red jacket sets the scale perfectly. I like the long exposure on the falls.
Sam Rua18-Mar-2013 20:55
Super capture. I'd also do a version with the photographer cloned out of the image for a more pristine setting. Still, having them in here adds to the scale / perspective.
Johnny JAG18-Mar-2013 20:40
Brilliant
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