Now, if that doesn't describe the PNW forest undergrowth to a tee, I don't know of anything that would. That is lush green! And the drape of fern in the fg is great; it kind of mimics the falls in its downward flow. Nice way to camouflage that log at the falls, too.
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Posted by Cliff Dodge on April 17, 2012 at 3:11 PM
I really like the undergrowth also. The oof ferns mid right kinda take my eye to them, but no biggie. :)
Posted by wade pettitt on April 17, 2012 at 6:26 PM
Looks good ned. I like the idea of trying to find new angles . Overall I think it looks really good, but I do have to say that in my mind I am wanting to see the bottom of the falls where the water hits the pool, but that is just me.
Nice job Ned! That falls is tricky IMO. Thus no shots in my portfolio from it. I like the side angle. Greens are getting close. I cant wait for a couple more weeks.
Posted by Phil Knouf on April 20, 2012 at 11:27 PM
Ned, really nice smooth texture to the water and lovely greens. While I wasn't there to observe the light level the image feels a bit somber on my calibrated monitor. Perhaps a bit of a luminosity/mask boost?
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