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November 2011

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November 2011

When inspired by their beauty, the commitment required to descend canyons can sometimes be forgotten. With this photo, taken while descending Wilsons Creek Canyon in Mt Aspiring National Park, I wanted to show both aspects together by capturing the crystal clear pools and sheer schist sides. Taken with an Olympus Mju 1030WP, f/3.5,  1/30sec and ISO-200.

– Daniel Clearwater

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