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Because Bambarakanda is the tallest waterfall in Sri Lanka (263m), the wind whips the water into a fine, soaking mist that covers the entire viewing area at the base. It will absolutely soak a DSLR in seconds. Bring a rain sleeve for your camera, and keep a microfiber cloth in your pocket to constantly wipe the lens element.
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Amali S.•4040 rep•16
You are better off shooting it from the pine forest ridge on the hike up. Less spray, better angle.
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