Soft Cascade

dlplumer

dreamless

Dan, very nice picture...I really like it.

agunther

Very nice shot. Technically perfect, but I would crop it to exclude the bright highlights on the top right and left.
An overall crop might be a good idea anyways to declutter the image somewhat.

dlplumer

dreamless wrote:

Dan, very nice picture...I really like it.

Thank you very much Dreamless

Awais Yaqub

Nice effort Dan lovely water flow

dlplumer

agunther wrote:

Very nice shot. Technically perfect, but I would crop it to exclude the bright highlights on the top right and left.
An overall crop might be a good idea anyways to declutter the image somewhat.

Thanks. I very much appreciate the coaching as well.

dlplumer

Awais Yaqub wrote:

Nice effort Dan lovely water flow

Thanks Awais

Bruce Novotney

That's a beautiful image!

dlplumer

Bruce Novotney wrote:

That's a beautiful image!

Thank you kindly Bruce :ivar

GOLDENORFE

like it, very nice.
phil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/goldenorfe/

Dwayne Oakes

This is a really nice photo.

good

-exposure is right on
-nice natural colors
-good contrast and detail (the sud swirl in the pool is amazing)

nit

-all this photo needs is a tad bit tighter crop, a little off the top and
bottom


http://dwayneoakes.zenfolio.com

Take care Dwayne Oakes

dlplumer

GOLDENORFE wrote:

like it, very nice.
phil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/goldenorfe/

Thanks Phil

coscorrosa

Agree with the comments on here, the exposure is spot on, and I like the immediacy of the waterfalls, it almost feels as if you're in them.

Besides the fact that it's obviously fake because there is no water in Arizona, my other small nit is that the upper right and left corners are distracting (either because of the elements or because of the necessarily overexposed sky). You might want to experiment with some other crops and/or clone those out (if you're unethical like I am).

hawkeye978

I like the swirl of the water in the center and the shutter speed seems just right for the water flow. My eye keeps getting drawn to the larger group of bright rocks in the lower right and they seem to keep me from moving through the picture ( which could very well just be me). I wonder if darkening them a little and adding a bit of contrast to the front would help lead the eye.

dlplumer

Dwayne Oakes wrote:

This is a really nice photo.

good

-exposure is right on
-nice natural colors
-good contrast and detail (the sud swirl in the pool is amazing)

nit

-all this photo needs is a tad bit tighter crop, a little off the top and
bottom



Take care Dwayne Oakes

Thanks Dwayne. I am going to re-crop.

dlplumer

coscorrosa wrote:

Agree with the comments on here, the exposure is spot on, and I like the immediacy of the waterfalls, it almost feels as if you're in them.

Besides the fact that it's obviously fake because there is no water in Arizona, my other small nit is that the upper right and left corners are distracting (either because of the elements or because of the necessarily overexposed sky). You might want to experiment with some other crops and/or clone those out (if you're unethical like I am).

Thanks Ron. Here is a re-crop. What do y'al think?

JAG

Oh I like the re crop better Dan! Beautiful!

dlplumer

hawkeye978 wrote:

I like the swirl of the water in the center and the shutter speed seems just right for the water flow. My eye keeps getting drawn to the larger group of bright rocks in the lower right and they seem to keep me from moving through the picture ( which could very well just be me). I wonder if darkening them a little and adding a bit of contrast to the front would help lead the eye.

Thanks very much Tom. Let me know if the new crop suits your eye better.

Dan

dlplumer

JAG wrote:

Oh I like the re crop better Dan! Beautiful!

Thanks Joyce. Nice to see you here in Landscape Land :ivar