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08-30-2007
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Top of Falls
This is the top of thundering brook falls...bottom was shown in this thread http://photocamel.com/forum/hdr-high...ook-falls.html
Ive got three views and am curious to hear which one you like best... 1  2  3  __________________
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09-01-2007
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Re: Top of Falls
The first one suffers from a little bit of lenses flare. The second is really nice, but I'd have to say the third one is my favorite.
I love waterfalls and never get tired of looking at them. Good job. |
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09-02-2007
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Re: Top of Falls
Nice capture in all three,like the last one though.
thanks for sharing these. Steve |
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09-02-2007
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Re: Top of Falls
Well guess so far everyone liking #3.....
butttttt for me I like #2... the horizontal twist always catches my eyes on Waterfalls... a better sense of surroundings I guess... I almost feel the third shot has to much lead in IMO... In #1 the area on both sides of the fall and on top seem a little soft, but like the Composition.. Looking Good! |
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09-02-2007
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Re: Top of Falls
I would have to go with #3 also for the nice clean lead-in. The tree in the 1st 2 I find a bit distracting for some reason.
 1 suggestion would be to try and sharpen up the foreground rocks a bit more as the appear a bit soft. Thanks for sharing, Jay |
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09-03-2007
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Re: Top of Falls
I guess that shows me...I didnt really like the third one but it has seemed that everyone like that one the best, except Tom!!
I knew about the flair but wanted to get 3 views in here to maybe get some feedback for next time...wasnt the best conditions(mid-day and very bright). Thanks so much for the feedback, thought this one was gonna drop out of sight!! __________________
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