Just wonderful H, simply stunning. You are really nailing that soft 'painting' look lately, and the composition in this one is great!
The foreground fern in the bottom left seems to have moved, do you have any tricks to deal with that or you don't mind? I find the foliage moves quite often when I try long exposure shots, especially around waterfalls.
Another beauty Humayun. It's always better to get down at the creek level I think, to capture the mood of a cascade as you do. I often do searches on the net for waterfalls and a great many are from the tourist fenced lookout and just feel very fast-food-snapshottish.
Every waterfall image I have seen you post has this intimate, magical feel to it.
Your at the level now where presentation counts. It would be nice to click on a large hi res link and get a full screen view straight up (or a selection of sizes), small point.
The painting look is purely the result of the light and the mist that was lingering down there. Some people don't like it, but, it's what I'm striving for.
Pity about the movement in the fern. Not really much I can do unless I took a faster exposure and somehow blended it in. You're right, foliage moves around uncontrollably around waterfalls. It's a pain. Just makes you try and recompose without any moving elements.
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Originally Posted by SkyViking
Just wonderful H, simply stunning. You are really nailing that soft 'painting' look lately, and the composition in this one is great!
The foreground fern in the bottom left seems to have moved, do you have any tricks to deal with that or you don't mind? I find the foliage moves quite often when I try long exposure shots, especially around waterfalls.
Carl,
They're in there, hiding, once again. ; )
Cheers!
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Needs elves or hobbits
Great piccie H
Barry,
Thank you. Sometimes you come across waterfalls that have been done a million times before, and, there is no way to cross that fence. I consider it a challenge to present in a way that others haven't. It's what keeps me going.
Cheers!
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Another beauty Humayun. It's always better to get down at the creek level I think, to capture the mood of a cascade as you do. I often do searches on the net for waterfalls and a great many are from the tourist fenced lookout and just feel very fast-food-snapshottish.
Every waterfall image I have seen you post has this intimate, magical feel to it.
Great work mate. Keep it up!
Baz.
Ric,
So glad to hear that, mate. Thank you!
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Lovely image H.
After a very busy morning, just viewing that has put me in a nicely relaxed frame of mind to enjoy my lunch.
Very nice H, one of my favorites of yours. Framing is perfect I think
Adam,
Same goes for you -- thank you! : )
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I think this would have to be one of your best of late, great stuff
Stephen,
Thanking you, kind sir!
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Very nice as always Humayun.
Cheers,
Stephen
Fred,
Soon, Fred. Soon. These web space user pages will be a thing of the past in the next few days.
I won't go into all the detail about why I don't offer large resolution images of my landscapes, suffice it to say that if people wish to see larger versions, then, they can pay me to buy a print. Viewing images on screen is balls. Seriously.
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Just stunning H, most enjoyable.
Your at the level now where presentation counts. It would be nice to click on a large hi res link and get a full screen view straight up (or a selection of sizes), small point.
Ian,
I have a vertical presentation which fulfils the constructive critique you've mentioned. Will post that as I have time to process it.
No, no wine. Just a tripod, camera bag, camera, filters and remote cable release. lol.
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Would have moved the warterfall a wee left. Beautiful scene - great colour balance. Was there a glass of cool white wine in your left had to match?
Gorgeous capture H, I can't believe I missed this one! Wonderful vibrant colours and the water blur is just perfect, not overdone. I'd love to be there right now, it looks magical
I don't offer large resolution images of my landscapes, suffice it to say that if people wish to see larger versions, then, they can pay me to buy a print. Viewing images on screen is balls. Seriously.
Thanks, heaps. I wish I was there right now, too. :S
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Originally Posted by shelltree
Gorgeous capture H, I can't believe I missed this one! Wonderful vibrant colours and the water blur is just perfect, not overdone. I'd love to be there right now, it looks magical
Suzy,
Thanks, ma'am!
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This is a real beauty H! Very relaxing and love the colour contrasts of the reddish coloured leaves.
Serenity now.
