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Waterfall
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Nice one Roberto-
though posted very small-One of the better slow water shots-
Surely some Japanese watercolour influence going on,
in the proportions and subject matter-
All we’re missing is the calligraphy-
(forget I said that)Good to see you posting photographs-
to tell the truth,
I can’t say I’m a fan of the over processed stuff,
although I realize I’m in a vocal minority-j
Its a bit small but for what i can see i like it, nice movement in the water and the conversion
works well.Mick
Thanks for the comments.
Helen, your comment is the shortest what I received but the nicest.
JB7, ‘over processed’ pictures is my new style what I want to develop more but it will not be the majority of my work.
Mick, It is little bit small but I wanted to have the full photo on screen that you don’t need to scroll…. I just want to know how the adjustment works and the reaction on it.The slow water movement is nicely done.
Though I find the overall picture a little confused, with the flower first plane in front of the waterfall and several waterfalls in the background.Thanks Luc for the comment.
I am sorry but what is the confusion in your part, I like in this photo…..
Different people, different opinion. This is why I like photography!Excellent shot Roberto, Im a self confessed fan of slow exposures on moving water.
I dont however like frames and I dont think this one adds to the wonderful picture.
Did you consider leaving the colour in a few of the branches, weeds & leaves at the front?
Just out of curiosity like..
Well done Anyhow!
AlanExcellent Roberto.
As Joseph said, not unlike a Japanese watercolour.
Bigger would be better for certain…Rob.
Thanks for the comments.
I think to keep the colour of the front flower….
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