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Abhishek Phadke
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    If you’re okay with a quick detour, head to the small clearing just before the falls where the spray creates a natural mist. Placing your phone on a low tripod or a flat stone lets you capture the full 750 foot drop without a wide angle lens. The mist also softens the light, giving a dreamy look that works well in the late afternoon.

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