First of all, sorry for my recent lack of involvement here, I am at a cabin in the Adirondack mountains with no electricity. It makes it a little tricky to post, but the photography is spectacular (well at least the subjects are, who knows if my photos are spectacular!
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This is a small brook that runs into the lake, and one of my favorite spots to photograph. I'm sorry if the comp isn't the best, but it was the best I could seem to do. I was very limited as to where I could set up the tripod, and using a wide angle lens would have included tons of distracting elements. So I was stuck using either my 50mm or my 70-200, and I went with the 50. I really appreciate comments and critiques!
-Cam
Tech Specs:
Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi
Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 IS @ f/22
1 sec
ISO 100
E.V. -2/3
Comments
5 commentsEd
This is a very nice and well crafted, intimate cascade view; there seems to be just the right amount of balance between the central cascade and the texture, patterns and colors of the surrounding rocks. I might favor a small crop from the top as well, just to simplify and remove the greenery up top. also a slight burn of the foreground rock as Kah suggests. Otherwise, this is quite nice.
Lon