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Gap Creek Falls 2
Australia

Gap Creek Falls are in Watagans National Park, west of Lake Macquarie.  The falls used to be known as Brownes Falls until about 20 Years ago - named after the family who owned a sawmill at Martinsville.  Geologically the falls occur on the lower section of the Narrabeen Subgroup, which comprises Triassic sandstones, siltstones and claystones.  This image was taken with a 16mm fisheye lens.  A counterpart taken with a 21mm rectilinear lens to allow use of a polarising filter can be viewed here.

Copyright: Bill Landenberger
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 20652x10326
Taken: 05/12/2024
送信日: 05/12/2024
Published: 05/12/2024
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