I like your choice of a slow shutter - works really well with the B&W conversion. Beautiful work, Aaron.
Posted by Wayne Rhodus on April 15, 2009 at 9:00 PM
I like the perspective you chose here Aaron. The multi-shot pano captures what one frame would likely fail to do. The strong contrast of the b/w conversion really comes through nicely.
This perspective and the B&W conversion also minimize the (to me at least) negative effect of the tree that's half washed over the edge between the left two waterfalls. Good call Aaron, it's a solution I hadn't come up with yet.
Posted by Tom Kennon on April 15, 2009 at 10:11 PM
Great black and white perspective, Aaron.
Posted by Randy Wilson on April 17, 2009 at 9:16 AM
Yes, very nice job. Very dramatic. One thing I might try to do is to get a little more tonal separation between the foliage and the cliff, probably by lightening up the foliage some. I think if you were to lighten up the yellows using the B&W conversion tool, that would probably do it. You probably could keep the cliff dark by sliding the red down an equivalent amount.
Discussion
10 replies12 shot pano cropped square
24mm
f/16 @ 2.5 sec.
ISO 50
Thanks!