Horseshoe Falls

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It seems there is an endless supply of amazing waterfalls in Tasmania. This is Horseshoe Falls in Mount Field National Park. It forms part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, Tasmania, Australia

I took this shot with a Canon EOS 6D and a Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II at 23mm and ISO 100, f/22 and 0.2s.

If you would like to learn a little bit more about my background in photography you can read the interview @photofeed did with me here.

Robert Downie
Love Life, Love Photography

All images in this post were taken by and remain the Copyright of Robert Downie - http://www.robertdowniephotography.com

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Wow. Great Photography with high quality resolution and deep art work flow....I wish I can have a nice time adventure too.

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Thanks mate. Hope you get an adventure one day. There must be some waterfalls in Nigeria?

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Sure. There are many waterfall. We have the one of seven top hills before you climb the last floor where the water originated from. We have several. Hope to get there with my family members soonest 😊

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Cool. Hopefully one day I will get there ;-)

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I can always invite you here. You are very free and welcome to Nigeria..

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We had planned to go here in March, the falls, but the trip was cancelled due to the virus. We are scheduled for October now but am not sure if that will even happen. Flights are with Virgin...Who knows what's happening with them, plus the borders are still closed. (Have to transit through Melbourne, and Victoria are having second-wave COVID issues.

Great picture!

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Might be a while until you can travel again.

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Yeah, I think so. Might have to do some off-road adventures in the camper trailer.

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You could always just max max it up and cross a few deserts where there a not official state border crossings

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Lol...I could box myself up and use Australia Post too...Although there is no guarantee they'd get me there with their recent cut-backs. I can see me now, boxed up in bubble wrap. I'd sit there in the dark popping those little capsules all the way...Lol.

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Soem of the scenery almost makes me wish we had moved there. My partner was trying really hard to sell me on the idea but I refused because it gets colder in Tasmania than it does here and I'm a wuss XD

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I wonder how many Horseshoe Falls there are around the world. We have one here in Oregon, too.

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It's nice to have a beautiful waterfall like this. Almost every day we can feel the cool atmosphere. You took a photo of this beautiful waterfall landscape. Can soothe the eyes.

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I would so love to be there right now... I'm "stuck" in Western Australia until they open the borders again. sigh

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Might be a while until things free up. We are in Grenada now.

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An outstanding long exposure picture...there using lens is also a great lens that i used before with my Canon 5d Mark3...

Have a nice day...

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The waterfall is not high but very beautiful, it will be even more beautiful if spend the night there.

Good job friend :)

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You are welcome 🤗
Best wishes from Indonesia 😊

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An incredibly beautiful image @intrepidphotos.
You've managed to entice me effortlessly to get back to Tasmania some day and do more exploring of this amazing place.

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