I've posted another view of the Dechutes River, in Tumwater, Wa. But instead of converting to black & white, the colors are simply too nice. However, to be honest, the clouds were copied from a photo in Arizona and pasted into this photo with the help of Luminar 4. If left alone, the blank soft blue sky was terribly boring. So, after lots of minor adjustments to the rest of the photo and some cropping, this popped out. I also used a 10 stop ND filter to enhance the softness of the river flow. I forget how long the exposure was, but probably around 5 - 10 seconds. There is a long human history of the river and falls, and was featured on the advertising of Olympia Beer for decades; always noting "It's the water". Comments are always welcome. Good, bad, or otherwise.
Nice shot. I suppose I can accept using an Arizona sky in the Pacific Northwest as you did it very well.
By the way, the river is Deschutes.
oregon don wrote:
and it is in Oregon!!!
Ooops... sorry for the misspelling of the river, but it's also in Tumwater, Washington. Check any map or check Google Maps.
Photobum wrote:
Ooops... sorry for the misspelling of the river, but it's also in Tumwater, Washington. Check any map or check Google Maps.
Deschutes is French for "of the waterfalls." The Oregon Deschutes, is a bit north of the lovely town of Bend. The most famous picture of Tumwater's Deschutes is this one, as photobum mentioned:
RichinSeattle wrote:
Nice shot. I suppose I can accept using an Arizona sky in the Pacific Northwest as you did it very well.
By the way, the river is Deschutes.
Thanks for the compliment about the Arizona sky. Whenever I make such a drastic change, I either note it as a composite or fess up as I don't like trying to fool people into thinking the photo is something that it's not.
This would be a great photo even without the bridge.
You are a master of post production. Always nice to have a great base of photo to start with.
yorkiebyte
Loc: Scottsdale, AZ/Bandon by the Sea, OR
oregon don wrote:
and it is in Oregon!!!
...Nope!!! I had to look that up also! I had never heard of the Deschutes in WA, But THERE it is - right on the map (and photo!)!! I thought of the Oregon river also! Wow!!
yorkiebyte
Loc: Scottsdale, AZ/Bandon by the Sea, OR
Photobum wrote:
I've posted another view of the Dechutes River, in Tumwater, Wa. But instead of converting to black & white, the colors are simply too nice. However, to be honest, the clouds were copied from a photo in Arizona and pasted into this photo with the help of Luminar 4. If left alone, the blank soft blue sky was terribly boring. So, after lots of minor adjustments to the rest of the photo and some cropping, this popped out. I also used a 10 stop ND filter to enhance the softness of the river flow. I forget how long the exposure was, but probably around 5 - 10 seconds. There is a long human history of the river and falls, and was featured on the advertising of Olympia Beer for decades; always noting "It's the water". Comments are always welcome. Good, bad, or otherwise.
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...Image and post-work - WELL done!!
Photobum wrote:
I've posted another view of the Dechutes River, in Tumwater, Wa. But instead of converting to black & white, the colors are simply too nice. However, to be honest, the clouds were copied from a photo in Arizona and pasted into this photo with the help of Luminar 4. If left alone, the blank soft blue sky was terribly boring. So, after lots of minor adjustments to the rest of the photo and some cropping, this popped out. I also used a 10 stop ND filter to enhance the softness of the river flow. I forget how long the exposure was, but probably around 5 - 10 seconds. There is a long human history of the river and falls, and was featured on the advertising of Olympia Beer for decades; always noting "It's the water". Comments are always welcome. Good, bad, or otherwise.
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Perfectly Metered shot and filtered correctly. I love the final image a lot . Fabulous piece of work and one of the most difficult types of landscape encounters to have to manage because of the mixed light & shadows associated with a shot like this one. Well done sir.
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