Posted by Glenn Carter on April 21, 2008 at 12:55 AM
This is a shot I took last October before the colors started. Comments welcome.
Glenn
Posted by John Moore on April 21, 2008 at 10:22 AM
Ahhhh, I can practically smell the willows and hear the water gurgling over the rocks. You've captured the essence of the Buffalo on a foggy morning. Thanks for sharing Glenn.
Reminds me a lot of those cool early mornings during the summer floating/camping on the river. Doesn't get much better than this. Beautiful shot, Glenn, thanks for the reminder - won't be long now...
Nice image, color and exposure are very pleasing. I like the way the river runs diagonally through the image as well. You can follow it right up to the trees in the back of the image which really adds depth.
Just an idea...I'm not sure if you have the lens for it, but another view might be to try moving closer to the river and getting a little lower. That way you could increase the detail in that small waterfall which would also get rid of the smaller rocks in the lower left corner. Unless you wanted them included I'm not sure they add to the composition. Since they are the brightest element they could detract the viewer from the real beauty of the scene. Might have forced in a little to much sky though.
The way you included the trees really adds interest, especially the use of the fog to show depth between the four groups of trees. Nicely done.
Posted by Glenn Carter on April 23, 2008 at 12:23 AM
Thanks guys for the nice comments. Ed, I;ll try that if I hit these conditions again. The fg did bother me some.
Glenn
Posted by Wayne Rhodus on April 24, 2008 at 9:47 AM
Nice work Glenn, fog always adds a nice element to a scene ... a little bit 'o mystery. Thanks for sharing! See you soon.
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6 repliesGlenn
Nice image, color and exposure are very pleasing. I like the way the river runs diagonally through the image as well. You can follow it right up to the trees in the back of the image which really adds depth.
Just an idea...I'm not sure if you have the lens for it, but another view might be to try moving closer to the river and getting a little lower. That way you could increase the detail in that small waterfall which would also get rid of the smaller rocks in the lower left corner. Unless you wanted them included I'm not sure they add to the composition. Since they are the brightest element they could detract the viewer from the real beauty of the scene. Might have forced in a little to much sky though.
The way you included the trees really adds interest, especially the use of the fog to show depth between the four groups of trees. Nicely done.
Glenn