Chapman Falls
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par4fore wrote:
Sorry it won't load I don't know why, I do this all the time.
Was it a raw image? If so, convert to jpeg or tiff, maybe.
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par4fore wrote:
Posted. Thanks for looking.
Very nice shot. I think many of the waterfall photos seriously overdo the long exposure and milky falls. I think you did a good job of leaving the strength of the waterfall while capturing that dreamy motion. Good job. jak
Oct 27, 2018 11:58:44 #
jak86094 wrote:
Very nice shot. I think many of the waterfall photos seriously overdo the long exposure and milky falls. I think you did a good job of leaving the strength of the waterfall while capturing that dreamy motion. Good job. jak
Thank you for your comments.
Oct 27, 2018 12:07:27 #
I was in Patagonia a couple of years ago and was struck by the power of the falls and rapids in one of the national parks. I was impressed that sometimes the smooth, milky image hides the power of that water as it rips through the channel and around the rocks...kind of like covering up waves crashing on rocks in the ocean. The power and detail of the racing river or crashing waves is a different but equally satisfying image if you can catch just the right moment. Your photo is very good, in part because you kept some of that power.
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Very nice composition. I like the inclusion for the foreground rocks and the fence up top with just a hint of sky. Well done.
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Oct 28, 2018 07:31:04 #
Very nice image. Shows that even Satan's temper can produce photographic beauty.
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