Posted by Wayne Rhodus on April 2, 2006 at 7:53 PM
I wasn't happy with any of the images I took yesterday of my Chanticlear Pear tree blooms so I decided to post another waterfall shot from last fall. Thanks for looking!
Normal rig, setup & postprocessing. 20 sec exposure
Posted by Tim Buchanan on April 2, 2006 at 11:31 PM
Sorry your pair tree blossoms didn't work out so good. Some days are just like that.
It seems like we've seen the lower portion of this falls before, perhaps from a slightly different angle? I like the lower portion of the falls the best - the sky, and gradual slope to the top of the falls doesn't seem as strong IMHO.
Wayne - I would have to agree with Tim about the lower part of this image. I really like how the greens of the live vegetation are positioned between saturated fall colors of the leaves in the FG and just abve the falls. You could probably crop the top 1/4th and have a much stronger image.
Thanks for sharing this one!
Posted by Wayne Rhodus on April 3, 2006 at 9:23 AM
Tim you're close, this shot is another detail shot of a section of the larger falls that I've not posted before (I posted other detail shots of this fall earlier). So its slope and makeup are very similar to the other shots I've posted.
I included as little of the sky as possible here but I didn't want the falls eminating from outside the frame, that's why I composed this way. Thanks for the comments guys, I appreciate your point of view and critiques!
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3 repliesNormal rig, setup & postprocessing. 20 sec exposure
It seems like we've seen the lower portion of this falls before, perhaps from a slightly different angle? I like the lower portion of the falls the best - the sky, and gradual slope to the top of the falls doesn't seem as strong IMHO.
Thanks for posting!
Thanks for sharing this one!
I included as little of the sky as possible here but I didn't want the falls eminating from outside the frame, that's why I composed this way. Thanks for the comments guys, I appreciate your point of view and critiques!