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  • MartyS
    Participant

    C&C welcome – especially in terms of improving composition…

    Pixelle
    Member

    The reflection os lovely, but I think it improves the shot when you exclude it.

    TompixBandon
    Member

    Hi Martin,
    I prefer the first one with more context for the falls, including the little lake. However, it suffers a bit from the top of the falls being so near the top of the image. You may have only a dull area above it and had to work with that, and I appreciate that.
    The water is very nicely captured in both.

    Tom.

    mgst
    Participant

    Really like the first one lovely reflection in the water and the exposure for the water is spot
    on foe me.

    Martin
    Participant

    Two very nice shots. No 1 being my favorite. Only thing i could suggest from a composition point of view is that maybe if the shot was panned up a little to show more of the area above the water fall(only a little as you dont want to lose much from the bottom). The shutter speed looks bang on also. Only other thing that might be worth looking at is to see if you can get the greens to come out a little brighter to give the image some more punch

    Great shots keep posting
    Martin

    beef
    Participant

    I see you allow edits Marty, I personally really like the shot but think it lacks a bit of contrast… this is how I would have processed it, not necessarily better, or to everyones taste – just my twist!

    perfect exposure btw…

    cheers,
    beef

    snaphappy
    Member

    two lovely shots I prefer the first one the still water at the front really adds to the picture

    RavenAsh
    Member

    #1 for me.
    Like the lead down to bottom, great water reflection. The water fall is stop on.
    Were you using a filter on this.

    MartyS
    Participant

    Thanks everyone for your comments

    Beef I like the way you brought out the green in ur edit… May try that myself…

    RavenAsh I was using a Neutral Density filter (x4)

    Cheers

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