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    If you’re after a tighter frame, the viewpoint right beside Gun Hill lets you shoot the waterfall from above, catching the mist hanging over the rocks. The angle also gives a good foreground of the stream’s banks. For a sweeping view that includes the surrounding hills, head to Kempty Falls the valley opens up nicely for a wide composition. Early morning still gives the soft light, but the late afternoon can deliver sharper edges if you prefer that look.

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