Clayton Falls, Bella Coola

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The year 2003 is the year of fresh water. Canada (our home country) has fresh water in abundance, but even here it is subject to many different interests. This waterfall, for example, had hundreds of salmon at its base but its flow is greatly reduced to provide electricity for the people of Bella Coola. In this case the reduced flow doesn't hurt the salmon and the power is pollution-free, uses only a constantly renewed resource and isn't a source of greenhouse gases.

The camera recorded the following information along with the original image file

 File name            	:DSC_3686.NEF
 File size            	:4.1MB (4249354 bytes)
 Date taken           	:Thu, 22 Aug, 2002 2:44:13 PM
 Image size           	:3008 x 1960
 Resolution           	:300 x 300 dpi
 Number of bits       	:12 bits/channel
 Protection           	:Off
 Camera ID            	:N/A
 Camera               	:NIKON D1X
 Quality mode         	:HI (5.4M Raw Compressed)
 Metering mode        	:Center-weighted
 Exposure mode        	:Aperture priority
 Speed light          	:Off
 Focal length         	:20.0 mm
 Shutter speed        	:1/160 seconds
 Aperture             	:F8.0
 Exposure compensation	:0.7 EV
 White Balance        	:Cloudy
 Lens                 	:20mm f3.5
 Flash sync mode      	:N/A
 Exposure difference  	:0.0 EV
 Flexible program     	:No
 Sensitivity          	:ISO200
 Sharpening           	:None
 Image Type           	:Color
 Color Mode           	:Mode 2 (Adobe RGB)
 Hue adjustment       	:3
 Saturation Control   	:N/A
 Tone compensation    	:Less contrast
 Latitude(GPS)        	:N/A
 Longitude(GPS)       	:N/A
 Altitude(GPS)        	:N/A