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“Landscape” view/much closer view (#3B in series: Epupa Falls)

 

 

 

The taking of this chapter’s “A” and “B” images saw my feet move hardly at all, between shots.

(in this series, each numbered chapter has an “A”/ “landscape” post and a “B”/“much closer” post)

For this post’s “much closer” image a much longer (more than 8X longer) focal length did the walking, metaphorically – my telephoto lens greatly narrowed the field of view, and brought the waterfall’s “centre” very much “closer”.

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“Landscape” view/much closer view (#3A in series: Epupa Falls)

 

 

Present in all four featured images from “2A” through “3B” in this series: the most forceful/active of Epupa Falls’ many waterfalls.

In “2A” it accounted for a minute portion of a very big landscape.

This post’s image was taken from directly in front of that fall – within its spray zone.

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“Landscape” view/much closer view (#2B in series: Epupa Falls, below)

 

 

 

The vantage point was much the same as in the “2A” image, which I’d shot nine minutes earlier.

At 6.20 pm I deployed a 400 mm lens, yielding a very much closer view of the liveliest part of Epupa Falls.

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“Landscape” view/much closer view (#2A in series: Epupa Falls, below)

 

Our vantage point was in northernmost Namibia, as was the southern side of the Kunene River.

The other, northern side – on the photo’s left side is in Angola, where the river is called Cunene.

We were spending day’s end on a hilltop, overlooking Epupa Falls; a few hours earlier we had walked along/among parts of the falls’ Namibian side.

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