Salmon Falls Below the Potholes

Shelburne, Massachusetts, USA

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Salmon Falls on the Deerfield River has been a destination for millenia. Once declared a place of perpetual peace between local Native American tribes for hunting and fishing, it now draws visitors from around the world. Recently declared a "NO TRESPASSING ZONE" by the Town of Shelburne for safety reasons, the Falls are still highly visible from boardwalks.

Location

USA-Canada / USA-Massachusetts

Lat: 42° 36' 9" N
Long: 73° 45' 20" W

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Nikon Coolpix 4500 camera, Nikon FC-E8 lens, Three exposures @ 120° declination, Homemade portrait camera mount on an inverted Gitzo pano ball-head, Panoweaver 3.01 stitching software, CubicConverter 2.0.4 cubic conversion software, CubicConnector 2.0.6 node enhancement (hotspot, sound & rotation) software, Adobe Photoshop CS.

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