Cascading stream
Jan 31, 2016 16:13:00 #
SDB777
Loc: Edwards, AR USA
The EXIF data only shows 1/8sec, but that is clearly wrong. Five shot HDR image, with the longest being 30seconds? Oh well....Sony a7ii/Sony LEAE4/Sigma 50/2.8DG - no filters(5-shot HDR)
Collins Creek Cascade by Scott Butler, on Flickr
I'd really like to get this shot with 10 or even more stops of filter....thanks for looking!
Scott (wife said, "No!") B
Collins Creek Cascade by Scott Butler, on Flickr
I'd really like to get this shot with 10 or even more stops of filter....thanks for looking!
Scott (wife said, "No!") B
Feb 1, 2016 08:14:08 #
You chose your vantage point with perfection (and dry feet). The visual triangulation two left upper/lower left with apex at mid right... is that chosen by rational thought or intuition or by accident? It is a strong visual component that make this a composition winner.
Would I do any thing different, No not of significance. Only one minor thing... try using the prospective tool to straighten to trees to vertical position. At time you lose image tho with that operation... increasing canvas can help... if you lose any meaningful image part... then don't.
Would I do any thing different, No not of significance. Only one minor thing... try using the prospective tool to straighten to trees to vertical position. At time you lose image tho with that operation... increasing canvas can help... if you lose any meaningful image part... then don't.
Feb 1, 2016 08:16:45 #
Feb 1, 2016 11:01:11 #
Feb 18, 2016 20:06:25 #
SDB777 wrote:
The EXIF data only shows 1/8sec, but that is clear... (show quote)
Beautiful work Scott.
Craig
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