Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Washington
July 24, 2017
18 mm: ISO 200: f/5.6: 1/8 sec.
The lower portion of Panther Creek Falls may not be as breath taking as the upper falls, but it is still a pretty impressive triple falls and you can see most of the upper falls above it so I actually enjoy the entire scene better from down below.
The large aperture on this image may be surprising, but I needed to open it up to get the shutter speed I wanted, where some definition would still be left in the water. To compensate for the large aperture, I shot six images at different focal lengths and blended them in Photoshop to ensure maximum sharpness throughout the image.
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