Platte Clove is a remote sections of the Catskill mountains here in NY. This is one of many waterfalls you can find in the section of the Catskills.
Thanks for looking
Robert
Camera: NIKON D2X
Aperture: f 14.0
ISO: 100
Shutter speed: 1.8 s
EV -0.33 EV
Program: A - Aperture-priority auto
Metering mode: Multisegment
Flash: Off
White balance: Automatic
Zoom: 100.0 mm Real
Comment: (c)2005 R.J. Near RJNPhoto.com
35mm Focal length: 150 mm
Artist: RJ Near
Nice job on this waterfall! The exposure look to be just about perfect. This has been a good year for waterfalls as all the rain has kept them at late April / May levels until this week. I was out to Campbell Falls this morning and I'll post that when I get the time to process it. New replacement windows are going in tomorrow & Sunday. . .
Nice waterfall! I might try cropping from the bottom, or top (I can't decide which I like better), so that the waterfall is not dead center. Also, the top RHC of the image is black. It looks as if you erased it in PS. You may have had a layer turned off when you flattened the image? Exposure is great! I'm going to have to get over to NY and do some photography. I've done a lot of cycling over there, and keep telling myself I have to get over there with my camera!
I hear you about falls being centered, but I liked the bottom and top items, might go back and do more a landscape framing added more to the left side. The black area in corner is a rock out crop, very large over hang which I was actually under.
Thanks for your comments.
Robert
Posted by Nick Leadley on July 17, 2006 at 10:56 AM
Robert....
I like the compostion as well on this one. The falls are just bright enough to draw your attention from the top of the image, yet the upper part adds a nice touch on the second look.
Nick
Posted by Phil Smith on August 7, 2006 at 12:29 PM
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5 repliesThanks for looking
Robert
Camera: NIKON D2X
Aperture: f 14.0
ISO: 100
Shutter speed: 1.8 s
EV -0.33 EV
Program: A - Aperture-priority auto
Metering mode: Multisegment
Flash: Off
White balance: Automatic
Zoom: 100.0 mm Real
Comment: (c)2005 R.J. Near RJNPhoto.com
35mm Focal length: 150 mm
Artist: RJ Near
Nice job on this waterfall! The exposure look to be just about perfect. This has been a good year for waterfalls as all the rain has kept them at late April / May levels until this week. I was out to Campbell Falls this morning and I'll post that when I get the time to process it. New replacement windows are going in tomorrow & Sunday. . .
Thanks for your comments.
Robert
I like the compostion as well on this one. The falls are just bright enough to draw your attention from the top of the image, yet the upper part adds a nice touch on the second look.
Nick