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Gian Luca Demarchi
{K:35} 6/21/2004
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Good Shot!
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Robert Stokes
{K:4509} 6/21/2004
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Yeah, I can see where this could be a tough one to get balanced, with the bright light in the foreground on the shadowy recesses behind. I like the individual streams of water and the way they burst onto the rock. The tight composition is something not seen as often with these water shots but I tend to like it better this way.As I scrolled the page up and down I noticed a possibe cropping, pretty much the bottom third where most of the bright stuff is, that may work.
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Ameet Mallapur
{K:1865} 6/21/2004
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please excuse my ignorance,
i think this picture is fantastic!!!!
but i couldn't tell what it was...
my first guess was a forest, until ofcourse i read what Robert wrote.
The individual stream of water looked like tree barks to me..
i think you should be happy with what you have here and not worry about it.
It's GREAT!!
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Stefan Engström
{K:24473} 6/23/2004
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An unusual submission from you and a departure I like very much. I can really relate to your comment about this image! The bright white spot dominates too much IMO and I would suggest to go so far as to clone it. Sometimes the only way to defeat an evil is to conjure a greater evil :-) I like the balance between a recognizable subject and something that just speaks to me about dynamics and transition.
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Dirck DuFlon
{K:35779} 6/28/2004
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I like this a lot, Becky! Even though I know what it is, for some reason I keep seeing some kind of a forest of mushrooms, or one big mushroom with a bunch of stems, or... ehem... something....
I think you did an outstanding job with such a difficult image - huge contrasts between the shadows and bright sunny spots, yet you still have some detail behind the little waterfalls. The only thing that does catch my eye too much, though, is the blown-out splash of water that falls out into the sunny area (and the little hair on the negative inside that splash :)
I tried toning it down a little (by cloning some texture into it.) What do you think?
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Ian McIntosh
{K:42152} 10/21/2005
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Fascinating. Could it have benefitted with more of the tob area I wonder.
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