Posted by Tom Kloster on June 14, 2007 at 12:01 PM
Here's a third image in this set - this time, part of the falls, proper. This is the lower tier of Stafford Falls, located along the Wilson River Highway. Now that I look at it again, it looks just a bit tilted to the left. I'll have to try this one again...
This is a 1 second exposure at 14mm, taken with the original 14-45mm kit lens (since replaced - disappointing optics). Thanks in advance for any comments or suggestions!
Those are some good looking logs. Excellent view, now I want to visit these falls! The moss is such a great deep green here, although I feel the right is so dark you might just crop it off just before the water. Rotating is no problem in PS. Great place, good shot.
Posted by Marc Adamus on June 16, 2007 at 11:14 AM
Great perspective, Tom. Outstanding waterfall image. Lucky those branches weren't moving around more.
Hmm... I think I might try cropping a bit of the top off where the burn is sort of beyond repair. I cloned out a nylon rope that somebody had strung up the far cliff - it was just barely visible, but definitely drew your eye to it. On a future trip, that rope is gonna go home with me, if I can figure out how to get up there and untie it...
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6 repliesThis is a 1 second exposure at 14mm, taken with the original 14-45mm kit lens (since replaced - disappointing optics). Thanks in advance for any comments or suggestions!
Tom
Thanks for the comments & suggesstions!
Tom