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Taking waterfalls pictures can be a challenge. To get a clear shot requires descending and/or climbing to get to the best vantage point. High rubber boots also come in handy. To get the creamy water effect use a tripod plus a neutral density filter on your lens to slow down the shutter speed. Set the smallest aperture on your lens, the lowest ISO setting and use Shutter Priority on your camera to set your slowest shutter speed.

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Peggy's Cove
Tiffany Falls
Webster's Fall
Decew Falls
Waterfalls near Sault St. Marie
Wilson Falls
Tew's Falls
Webster's Falls
Lower Balls Falls
Hogg's Falls
Sherman Falls
Secluded waterfall in Nova Scotia
Waterfall
Sauble Falls
Jones Falls
Upper Falls Falls
Tew's Falls
Wilson Falls
Great Falls
Lower Balls Falls
Pond at Bedford Mill
Upper Falls Falls
Reflection on Lake Couchiching
Tiffany Falls
Niagara Falls
Weavers Creek Falls
Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls
Great Falls
Toogood Pond in Unionville
Inglis Falls
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Great Falls
Grand Falls in New Brunswick
Indian Falls
Albion Falls