I'm sure the camera is actually resting on a rock in the foreground, but I don't get the feel of "from the ground up" by looking at the photo. Nice fall though.
Great location, I would have loved to see a shot of these falls from a much closer perspective looking up. I can see the potential here and like the composition.
That's a great picture. I disagree with it for the topic. What you did was take picutres of everything from the ground up rather then taking a picture from the ground and shooting up. This would have been difficult from what I can see here but it would have been cool if you could have jumped into the water and taken a picutre of the water fall from the base.
I feel like I could say this for a lot of the current photos, that if I listened to the "gripers" on the boards, I'd be recommending most of these for disqualification. But I like this picture, and think you captured something really strong, even if the camera angle isn't so dramatic as to give you whiplash :) Your colors are beautiful and you have decent texturing on the rock. I might suggest zooming in a bit more on the water, as that seems to be the stronger focal point. It would also give more dimension and make for a more powerful image. But definitely, good job overall.
This is a very nice landscape photo. I like all the elements of this landscape. What bothers me here is that the falling water in this photo gives me a "from the top down" impression rather than "from the ground up". I'm also a sucker for longer exposures on waterfalls but since this is just *my* preference, i don't include that in my scoring :) Nice shot!
Beautiful! The colours are great and the lighting is a little harsh but not badly. Images of moving water are often enhanced by a long exposure time, I've found. In this case it would create a glassy effect to the water with a haze from the spray, but maybe you don't want that.
The path of the waterfalls gives me the same feeling I get from Chinese landscape painting, ie. my eyes want to wander all around the picture.
good landscape, but a bit over exposed. Maybe if you didn't have any sky in it at all it would be better ? Could be better at either dawn/ dusk with different light ?
What a beautiful place. I like the capture and the angle. The water coming down isn't as clear or nice as it should be. That may just be the camera you have.
The top looks a bit overexposed, and the water is a weird and somewhat un-natural color. A neutral density filter on the camera might have helped bring the contrast to a more caputrable level. At the very least, have the exposre lock on a mid tone (with the dry red rock, there is plenty here.)
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