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Glenoe Falls
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Steven Hanna and I headed to Glenoe Falls today and fortunately the rain stayed away!
I’m not so sure about this photo yet – I think there might be a bit of a colour cast? All feedback very welcome.
Canon 30D, Canon 17-85mm 17mm, ISO 100, f16, 1.3s.
Many thanks,
SteveEDIT: Richie Hatch thinks it has a yellow cast, and I think he might be right! A corrected version…
A really beautiful image there stevie, composition is lovely and nice choice of shutter speed also. I would be VERY Happy with this one.
Sean.
Cheers Sean. Weather is looking a bit better for this week, hopefully we should get a few shots somewhere!
SteveD wrote:
Cheers Sean. Weather is looking a bit better for this week, hopefully we should get a few shots somewhere!
Yeah hopefully steve, Im of for another week, so give me a buzz and well get out a wee run.
Sean.
Nice image Steve… Love these kinda ‘slow water’ shots although Antrim would be a mighty fine trek for me! :lol:
Roll on the good weather!
Vanessa 8)Nicely exposed and the water effect is nice, but the red in the foliage is throwing me somewhat.
The crop also has me a bit clostrophobic.Pat
Steve that’s a mighty fine shot. Probably the best shot if seen of Glenoe. I almosted headed to this place this a.m. but landed in Glenarriff instead.
BTW: How did you manage to get so low and still keep the lense splash free?
Nice composition Steve
However I’d agree with Pat – where did the red come from? It gives the appearance of autumn time not winter/spring :? However maybe our trees/leaves are as confused as our weather…
Thanks for the kind comments everyone. Dead leaves are scattered all over this gulley, and I can only assume they have been there since Autumn! I promise that the red colour is true to life! I have a witness :lol:
Brian – I had setup the tripod in a calm bit of the river, so splashing wasn’t an issue! Phew!
Very nice picture. Although I think I prefere the first one. As someone mentioned, the red almost confuses the eye but I think in the first image, the slight yellow tinge hightens the colours of the green foliage and blends them more efficiently with the red tones. Just my oppinion :) Again… nice work!
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