Barr Creek Falls is a multi-stepped waterfall in the Rogue River Canyon near Prospect, Oregon. Barr Creek bisects the southern end of the Prospect Airfield, then drops over a 60 foot fall which is mostly obscured by trees, then cascades 30 feet and finally plunges 150 feet to the canyon floor. Barr Creek doesn't hold a large volume of water, so the falls range from an explosive torrent during the spring to a more delicate veil later in the summer. When the flow is right, a second segment forms adjacent to the final drop of the falls.
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This is edit from the reflections from many suggestions on my original.
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7 commentsBINGO! I must say that the small and subtle changes took this image to the next level. Excellent! and thanks for taking the time to rework.
Can I offer one more? I really like the spotlight on the mossy rocks at the bottom, but the white area in the water is mildly distracting too. I think you could crop/clone/burn that little area. Then I'd be done with suggestions. ;-) Great job with this!
Lon