It is cute! In fact, it's downright beautiful. Both are excellent comps with the vertical being the more dramatic of the two. Great light in both and I really like the mood in the second.
That first one is stunning...I love the perspective from the composition. Nicely done!
Posted by Todd Caudle on August 6, 2010 at 9:34 PM
Wouldn't mind seeing the foreground in the first one brightened up a little, but these are both really sweet shots. Keep in mind you can post at 720 pixels on the long side, vertical or horizontal. That first one could be bigger for us to enjoy it even more.
The first one is awesome, but I like #2 a lot as well, though there's a halo effect on the skyline that's bugging me a bit. Even if it's natural, it still distracts my eye and I'd consider a little burning in that area.
Though you my not be able to end grazing on the public lands there, I still think that you're the Emperor of Wyoming.
A very 'cute' waterfall indeed! I visited this place once when I lived in Gillette.
You've captured it better than anything/anyone I've ever seen before. Composition and light in both are excellent. About the foreground in #1....it actually appears quite realistic to the eye for that time of day. I might suggest darkening the foreground in #2 a shade to get closer to the realism I see in #1.
Regardless, these are both truly excellent!
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A very 'cute' waterfall indeed! I visited this place once when I lived in Gillette.
You've captured it better than anything/anyone I've ever seen before. Composition and light in both are excellent. About the foreground in #1....it actually appears quite realistic to the eye for that time of day. I might suggest darkening the foreground in #2 a shade to get closer to the realism I see in #1.
Regardless, these are both truly excellent!