Karera Falls: Biological continuity

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Man builds walls, but the animal keeps the biological continuity by placing the windows

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Type Image Format JPG Size 3.4 MB Width 3456 px Height 2304 px Aspect 3:2 Brand Canon Model EOS 350D DIGITAL Exposure 33 mm f/5.6 1/50 s ISO 400 Taken 26 November 2006 Coordinates -3.8302, 30.0784 Tint Olive black Submitted 18 February 2017

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Giovanni Rallo (distributed via imaggeo.egu.eu)

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