Quiet Skillet Creek RP#2
by Nick Bristol
I made this picture of Skillet Creek on a beautiful autumn morning. This area gets pretty busy with photographers and especially in the fall, but on this morning I had the place to myself for a little while which was quite enjoyable. Just behind me from where I shot this image the creek enters a gorge and is really popular with photographers now. I think the quiet peaceful days are probably far and few between now, but I do see why so many people want to visit this area.
Please view the larger version as it shows off the scene much better. Thanks!
Canon 5D3, 70-200L @200, ISO 100, F/20 and 1.3 sec.
Comments
23 commentsVery pretty and peaceful image. The reflections are gorgeous and in my view the strongest element in the image. I see some areas in the upper center that look a bit hot. I would try to burn those down to keep the focus on the lower half.
Albert Darmo
Canada.
Igor, I did crop this in on the left side a little thinking it might work better going right to that left tree, but maybe it doesn't. I do have more room on that edge in the original comp. Here it is. Thanks all, Nick
Ed
I'm even later on commenting! But had to cause this is gorgeous! I love the brilliance of the colors throughout.
I do agree with at least the perception of a slight rotation, but that's minor.
Love this!
Lon
Very nice and classic autumn scene, love it! I do think I would crop out the tree to the left, putting more focus on the two in the center. I would prefer that over the repo, because that would give a more intimate scene I think.
I did have to save this at a very low setting to get it down to 500kb so it might not look as good as it should.
Peter