beautiful scene, but the 'muddy' area of the water seems a bit unnatural... not sure what is causing that but I would definitely continue to work this cascade with your camera :)
Love the silky look of the water. I'd like to know what type of filters, speed, etc. was used in this photo. I would like to try the same, but camera shop said I need an ND400 or better for getting this type of effect. If you need to...please email more specifics. Again....wonderful photo. I think this is one of the best, if not THE best, in the water challenge.
Very nice. DId you try a portrait perspective also? This would get more of the water in the frame. Basically the portrait shot would remove 1/3 of the right of this picture. Picture that!
Wow, wow, really beatiful image. Do you use a low shutter speed, don´t you? I only make a little change in your composition, perhaps, I´ll centered the water fall and eliminate part of the rocks. But, it´s just my opinion. It´s just a brilliant shot. Congrats for a good work. 8
Although the idea of shooting running water with a slow shutter speed is cliche in the challenge this is still one of my favorites. Very nicely done. 9
Beautiful fluffy effect on the water, and great detail in the rocks and grasses. I like the thin grass at the base. This must have been a really long exposure to get that effect on the water.
This is a beautiful picture. Excellent exposure time. Just one problem is the cropping out of the top of the bush in the upper right. I think I would have liked it better if you cropped the picture just above the rock on the right at the base of the bush. 8
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